These came with material that a collector bought during the 50s and 60s in Berlin and Vienna. There was a mix of good and bad items, most the fakes being pretty crude early ones. These look real to me but I've never had real ones hands on before . I would appreciate comments.
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The details aren't as crisp as I'm used to seeing.I'll try to post some pics of other crosses for comparison. regards JimOriginally posted by nutmegComment
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I would like to see them, thanks.Comment
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Here's a well worn one for comparison.Comment
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Here are some shots of 2 Crosses I own which I think are okay.jimComment
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Side viewComment
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second crossComment
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the side viewComment
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Nutmeg,
IMHO the cross you have is a copy. I picked out the eagle to compare for details and its obvious that the one Dave has and the 2 I'm showing are a lot more detailed. Heres yours.Comment
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Here are mine.Comment
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Other oneComment
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The lettering in yours is definitely crisper and more well defined. Guess mine go to the junk box. Thanks!Comment
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What is the story behind the Stalingrad Crosses.
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Here you see a photo of a HuD member.
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