Jacques

Thanks Jacques. It looked like the SCW veteran below had the Red Military Cross on his ribbon bar, but it must be something else .

Scott

Hi,

good eyes Scott

Thus , it is not logical because the Cruz de guerra is higher to the red cross, and I own another picture of the same guy were he is not wearing the red cross but only the medalla de la campana.

I'm may be wrong, perhaps one of our spanish friend can give us an opinion or official text to help us going further.

I know that K?bler (PzGruppe Drohne ) was awarded 3 spanish medals and though he was alone in such a case.

Interesting topic

jacques

Sorry, By the way, Maybauer is RARE is NOT?　I am looking for Nice rare Spanienkreuz Gold...

Meybauer gold cross are rare. This one is worn, and I think it do not worth the price.

Jacques

Jacques,

Because he earned the Cruz de Guerra, did that make him ineligible for the Red Military Service Cross? Could a person not earn both?

Just curious.

Scott

Hi,

Yes, as he was awarded the cruz de guerra he can't receive the red cross; At least for the German soldiers envolved in the Legion condor.

jacques

a new one

Hi,

Here is a nice luftwaffe NCO with a silver cross

Of course he is also wearing the spanish cross , bronze class with swords.

this is a not often seen photo showing a sailor wearing a ribbons bar with 2 spanish medals; cruz roja and medalla de la campana.

Nice,

Henne was awarded the SC in gold and the "Cruz de guerra", this why he olny wear the ribbon for the "medalla de la campana"

Hi,

I'm looking for a very fine portrait (scann hight resolution) of French general LECLERC.

jccondor@laposte.net

thanks

New one with his wife

Interesting to see the white cross worn along with a spanish cross bronze with swords.

one more

another one

Both look good but I don't know how one can be certain without reverse pics?

Of course it is difficult to be affirmative observing only the obverse of a cross, but in that very case, the 2 crosses retain all the details of the announced marking. The patina is exactly what we can expect and for me there is no doubt. Of course, if I get them in hand, I would have a look on the reverse to see which kind of marking variant the Juncker have.

Jacques

thanks

It tooks me longtime.

jacques

reverse

3 classes of the CCC

bronze JFS, silver Juncker, gold Juncker

Thank you Jacques,

and sorry, but I have seen your posting about the "cut of swords" in this forum to late.

The weight of this SC is 26,4 Gramm, are these early awarded pieces?

Regards,

Monsun

Hi,

The cross marked CEJ are the first manufactured and awarded. This one is unmarked but is of very good quality and not marked L/12. So I guess they were manufactured around 1940, and in 1941 stamped L/12. May be your is 40-41. That is just a pure supposition, and add no value to the cross.

jacques

nice cross

it could be an unmaked Juncker

Hi,

I don't think it is an original one.

Bad color, odd pin and hook. One piece construction that do not match with the known variant one piece construction.

I advice you to send it back to the dealer and get your money back.

jacques

very nice set in mint condition

thanks Chris

few samples of the badge

Share your pictures showing the small Edelweiss worn on the visor cap by the Mountain troops.

third one