Jacques

The bottom one, which has been cut and removed from a jacket

Middle one

here is middle one

After a new visit to the "Panzermuseum" in Munster, here is a picture of the cuff titles presented there.

the owner served on board of the "Panzerschift Admiral Graf Spee" , battleship which was engaged during the SCW. He was awarded that for his participation.

Thanks for the pics Jacques! You know I have been wanting that cross for a LOOOOOOONG time!

nothing but simple, let break your money-box...

"Juncker" bronze

Your badge doesn't look good.

Here is one which is commonly attributed to "Juncker" for comparison.

Obverse

Full reverse

I know that Sal is slobbering on that piece of history.

Gorgeous engraving

I agree, we/I can't blame you because I bought these books too..

Hello,

It seems that a picture should be helpfull. We will wait for your return home.

Here is a document sent to the LC HQ by the Flak Abt. detailing the batteries score of enemy shot down aircrafts.

I agree Panzerpionier, the 2 books you shown are not the best IMHO.

If you are interested by pictures, the books I mentionned will present you a wide range of the available pics on the topic. Original period books are not so scarce, but need to know german language and sometimes gottic writing.

reverse

hollow gold badge

reverse. Note how the swastica is pressed.

here is a hollow silver one.

Reverse

I like your cut out badge.

Here is my silver one.

beautiful cased cross ! I'm jealous !

looks odd !!!! May be a fetichist

the one on the left looks more to the later unmarked gold one I shown previously or the "L/12 900".

Do your crosses have the same flaw as mine ?

jacques

the eagles have the same design but not the swords grips. Look at the flaw which is present on both crosses. Could you post yours please to confirm this flaw ?