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Nice Photo Steve

Thanks

This Variant is described in the book as rare one

Very nice Tony

Russian

Hi Tony KMT could be similar like the German KMST -Königliche Muenzamt Stuttgart Famous German Maker for making 1914 Iron Cross

Well Done Tony

I do not know whether we influenced the seller or i by incident , however this questionable cross was removed from sale

That is strange,marking, eagle head is OK why marked additional 900 Mos of the old ones are 18 Carat Gold There are no other marks, When they are 14 Carat Gold,(much rarer then the 18 Carat ones) they are marked 585 in addition of the eagle head as well Here couple of minis in Gold marked with eagle head on the ribbon loops The right one is old and is bigger then usual minis

Hi Igor have you checked the Gold content 900 is usually for Silver The French usually made the Order in 14 or 18 Carat Gold Otherwise it is e very lovely Order Congrats Here is another Luxury Palm Order in Gold

Superb again Hi Igor lovely minis

Yes You are lucky Congrats

I am following the sale It is blunt wrong

Splendid Documents

The mark on the Grand cordon and Commander Crosses are usually on the crown Very small "horse head" Sometimes they are not marked Still they are 18 Carat Gold Other crosses the marks are usually on the very bottom The Buls Knight usually marked on the Ring with "B"

Good detective job Tony.

Nice work Worth exploring further If we can trace more items we might get more information Cheers

Thank you I am like you I pick up on the way some interesting objects That is part of the collecting

That is splendid I can see Military Divisions for both Leopold Orders Of course he was an active officer The Knight is the first model by J.G Dutalis The Officer in Gold is the second type by C. J. Buls (picture with first t and second type)

Yes I saw it Good Luck The items is very questionable for a advanced collector to buy it and also is very high for a new collector to bid We will see Personally i will not bid Also i lost confidence with this seller His Auctions are very questionable at least

Hi Tony, I looked in my files.Yes, it looks a mystery mark The only thing that I can suggest that this could be a cities of Graz -G and Vienna (Wien) -W marrks But why two cities? Mystery. I hope someone with more deep knowledge in to the Austrian Makers Marks can come with some hint Other option is if GW stand for name/s G could be for Gebruder and W for the family name if the company was run by at least two Brothers Mystery Cheers

Thank you very nice

Very nice Grouping of Documents This how his Belgium Orders would have looked liked 1833 Knight Class 1847 Officer Class

Well done Tony