Jacques
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It is interesting to see the way the swords are cut.
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Hi, Pin and swords don't match ot original ones. Let have a better pic of the MM
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I don't know the maker, but I guess the pin was replaced
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This one is an original Zimmerman with cut swords
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Hi, Sorry I was out. The L/66 is a fake . Often seen with other MM. Thanks Jacques
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I never saw a L/66 cross, I'm curious ! Could you share better pics from obverse and reverse ?
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Could it be the "Petsamo" pin badge ?
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Fine bar, may you show the reverse ? jacques
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No more pics available ? The looks OK from front side, but the MM is a bit odd. I would like better pics from another angle to see exactly the depth of the MM, thus the color of the cross. Other opinions? jacques
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Hi, Could he provide other pics, front and back, closed and opened pin ?
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I found these in my files
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This L/16 800 is original IMO despite it is not in good condition.
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L/16 bronze cross without swords
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Bronze L/16, thanks to DN for the pic. Note the hook form
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reverse
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L/16 4 on the pin
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Bronze L/16 4
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The cross is original IMO, but I can't say about the gilding. Here is a L/16 4 marked cross which lost its silver plating
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Chris, is your skull painted in white as all that don't move in a Foreign Legion camp ?
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Side to side, they don't show the same design.
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Hi, Here is a picture showing a badge attributed to Meybauer in an old magazine (Orden Journal nr.11, mars 1976) which I think the article was written by (Institut f?r wissenschaftliche Ordensk?nde) J?rg Nimmergut. the text accompagniing the picture is " Zeitgen?ssisches original versilbert u.hohl gepreBt, Hersteller: P.Meybauer in Berlin"
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Indeed, this maker also used the following marks: L/16, L/16 4, L/16 800. I suggest you to open another thread with this marks. jacques
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I've no clue about such a use. Spanish helmet have a different shape.
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I like these cut out badges.
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This one is wearing the "Hermann G?ring" collar patches. I think for the Flack with white with a red piping.
