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    Adlerorden period: which?

    Hello guys,
    to which period does this cross belong, in your opinions?
    Thanks a lot in advance
    Val







    #2
    Hi Val,

    IMO, case and order are both of the 1939 type. Swords were not authorized for this order until 1939, so this would not be the 1937 type. And the 1943 version of this order was re-designated a fourth class, rather than the second class of the 1937 and 1939 types. So, IMO, this would be late 1939 to pre-1943.

    Best regards,
    Tom
    Mihi libertas necessest!

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      #3
      The case looks good, but the cross is IMHO not original!

      cheers
      Peter

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        #4
        Originally posted by Peter J. View Post
        The case looks good, but the cross is IMHO not original!

        cheers
        Peter
        Why?

        If you like PM me.

        Wayne

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          #5
          I think Peter may be correct about the order in question. Both the pin and the catch look a bit odd and also the heads of the eagles. It looks very well made, but I suppose this could be a high-end reproduction. Could we see a better picture of the catch and also one of the rivet?

          Best regards,
          Tom
          Mihi libertas necessest!

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            #6
            Wayne, like Tom says the pin is not correct and the cross itself appears to very thick. This is the 3rd questionable piece I've seen in the last year and they all have different features. Check Christian's auction, there's a DAO Star which I believe is totally wrong, probably also a new generation fake.

            cheers
            Peter

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              #7
              Originally posted by Peter J. View Post
              Wayne, like Tom says the pin is not correct and the cross itself appears to very thick. This is the 3rd questionable piece I've seen in the last year and they all have different features. Check Christian's auction, there's a DAO Star which I believe is totally wrong, probably also a new generation fake.

              cheers
              Peter
              Thanks Peter. I learned something today.

              Wayne

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                #8
                Does anyone have any pictures of this new generation fakes?

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