Just arrived, ring stamped '19'.
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2. Unfortunately there is slight damage to reverse enamel which looks worse on photographs. -
Very satisfying to complete a set...all I need now is a case for the 25.Comment
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Many congratulations, textbook 25 year Deumer, I love the been there, worn and loved look. A lot of 25 year Deumer's look as though they were 'liberated' from the factory at wars end rather than bestowed. This one has a lot of character and is a great piece considering how very scarce these are in any condition. It looks like there is a very nice condition 15 year Deumer next to it, you must be very pleased to complete the set - thanks for posting,
CheersComment
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Beautiful, many congratulations
IanComment
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Congratulations to completing a set.
In the worn condition the 25 year cross is in it would look odd in a case. Would be perfect on a medal bar, though.Comment
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Is the 15-Yr also "19" marked?
Great set by the way.
StanComment
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Yes, very nice indeed. I like when awards show use rather than those that were awarded and then put away in drawers.Comment
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Hi John,
Great 25yr cross in very nice, been-there condition. This one has excellent character and the small bit of enamel loss on the reverse wouldn't bother me a bit. Beautiful Deumer, congrats my friend
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Great trio you have there John.!!
Congratulations
JimComment
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Thank you for your comments, I have been searching for a good one for some time - I never thought that I would ever own one of these TBH. In answer to some questions...
The 25 yr is ring-stamped '19' which I am led to believe is E. Ferdinand Weidmann of Frankfurt am Main.
The 15 yr Deumer is not ring-stamped.
The 10 yr is ring-stamped '21' (Godet & Co, Berlin).
I would like a case which displays similar wear to the 25 yr cross as the 15 and 10 both have cases, and I think that a decoration of this status deserves more than a Perspex medal stand!Comment
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Congratulations, John -- a rare and lovely set indeed!
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Hi John,
You have to look at the M11 codes for the NSDAP Long Service medals, which is different than the typical PKZ numbers you find on combat-awarded decorations. When you do that you find that:
"19" stands for M11/19, which is Deumer.
"21" stands for M11/21, which is Josef Hillebrand, Gablonz.
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I did not know that - thank you. That explains the similarities between the 25 yr and the 15 yr examples. I wonder why the 15 yr Deumer is not stamped then? Something else that I find odd is that the 10 yr box is flock lined, yet the 15 yr is plain cardboard.Originally posted by Thomas Durante View PostComment
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Hi John,
Look very closely at the 15, sometimes Deumer stamped the 19 in very, very lightly.
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