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Gold/CEJ/900

Thanks for photos, Stan.

The first type of Condor Legion Tank Badges never had catch, Stans photos confirm my assumption.

Small quantity of awardings. I think versions, 1957 did not exist.

Stan, make a photos of these parts of a sign without an inclination, please.

Most of these crosses are simply hallmarked with silver content. I've never seen a gold version which was marked 900 "CEJ".

Stan

You can see:

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=4744

Che,

That's a cool Spanish Cross in Gold that you also show. Can you post photos of the reverse on a new thread?

Stan

I shall make the photos later.

Che,

What are the points of difference between the fake and the original Spanish Crosses in Gold with Diamonds that you show?

Stan

You can distinguish a fake, If you had an opportunity in hands the original.

Original crosses are beautiful, even when there are in worn condition.

The truth.

...All the swasticas were dnazified by applying gold on...

Under gold application the swastika was kept

There is an opportunity to restore this Harlinghausen cross .

Without a trace it is impossible to remove a pin of SILVER sign.

Silver enters reaction with solder.

The Spanish cross in gold with brilliants in a "small" box of the Spanish cross in gold.

more

Gold to Gold with brilliants

ORIGINAL

FAKE

ORIGINAL

Thanks Jacques for photos

to be continued ...

FAKE

The Stans sign never had a pin in the top part

but

...sometimes repaired...

Not convincingly

As looks... the portuguese pin ?

to be continued ...

Jacque's photos:

I think the first type of badges never had catch, badges have been sewn to a uniform.

P.S. Gentleman's, excuse me for my English

Jacque's photos: