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Do you find a number on the DRK-Cross like this?

But this piece is a 1952 version.

Here is an older item:

You see the different?

...btw.....all signatures on document for combattant?s was printed.

Here some from my collection:

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Finally, after long-standing waiting period I have succeeded in getting a rather early EK II of 1870/71 for less than 200 euro (from Ebay).

This was my limit what I wanted to spend on such a piece. The trade prices from partial more than 400 euro I was not ready to invest. Unfortunately, these chances become rarer and rarer.

It weighs 17.4 gr and misses 41.8 mm over the cross arms. The tape ring has a diameter of 16.4 mm.

No manufacturer's marks.

It is in a good preservation and shows minimal wear tracks. The frame is closed round-around and soldered substantially. The magnetic iron core is poured, like in this quality commonly, in detail.

The black color is rubbed off only on the raised surfaces a little bit. From design, quality and appearance for me a definite, contemporary piece which complements my documents in addition in the best way.

The medaillon looks like this?

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Have the crownorder any maker-marks?

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Here you can see an award document for this order.

And here the translation:

This pictures are a part of my website to General Gossler.

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I think some of the rarest award of the DDR was the "Grosser Stern der Voelkerfreundschaft".

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Beautiful miniature. Real gold? 16mm, or 20mm?

25 x 14 mm, silver gilded

A little cross with a little bit of damage.

25 X 14 mm

Not Rau, not Pau, its Pfau!

Detail

Here is mine in his package:

No, I dont think so.

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Yes, that is the execution for ladies.

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The regulations are generally held. According to statute services are demanded around the country Saxonia.

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#9 is a 1997 Oder Flood Medal. I have no idea what the "5" is supposed to mean.

I think it is the ribbon "Berner Marsch"- Medal with repetition number 5.

Case

Miniature

Another new German order comes from Saxonia. Donated 1996, until today 145 times lent.

Makers mark for case and medal:

Since 1981 only 167 personalities was awarded with this order. Mrs. Moedel was number 129.

The case

The document of identification

The avers

The revers

The register number