Jim R

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Thank you for your input.  Jim

Just received this 14th Panzer spange document that was awarded to Major Werner Przewisinski for action in Sarajevo in 1941.  Does anyone know who the general is that signed the document.  Thanks,  Jim

Sorry for responding late, just found this as I was looking through the posts.  This is an EKII spange made by J Hammer.  Jim

Austrian Annexation, EKII, 4 year service

China medal bar

Front 40 year civil service Cross for war helpers Red cross Officers long service Olympic Centenar 1797 1897 for active military

My favorite is this one which has the medal bar, ribbon bar and chain.

yes, as it is a seldom seen spange.  Jim

It is not a Deumer, but made by Hymmen & Co.  Jim

My collection of minis and most of them have spanges.  Jim

It is a U.S. Army submachine gun qualification badge. Jim

Brian nice site and I like the award documents with the action. Here is mine for EKII spange. Jim

L/57 Boerger & Co pin back buntmetal. I have seen four more pin backs (one zinc) and a zinc screw back.

This is one of the rarest EKI spanges and is made by Boerger & Co. I have only seen one other screwback and it was in Zinc, and four other pin backs. The other rare spanges is L/17 and L/54 (it is an L/53, but I have the case which is stamped L/54). Jim

Looks like a Deumer. Jim

Sorry to be late in responding. Juncker it is. Jim

Received this EKII marked LV 52 with some other items today. It is a beautiful cross and the picture does not do it justice. Jim

Boerger & Co screwback 2nd model in buntmetal. This is the only one known to have been found making it extremely rare. Jim

Boerger & C0 screwback 2nd model buntmetal. this is the only known one that has been found making it extremely rare. Jim

Jim,

Thanks for sharing your collection with us. to be honest i'm speechless. Your collection is incredible.

have you got some different cases for all your device ?

Christophe

Hi Christophe, I missed your post earlier. Yes, I have some for both EKI and EKII version. Here is my best case, it is a Kreigsmarine presentation set. Jim

Jody, unfortunately the only round 3 that has been associated with a maker is Deschler, but your cross is by unknown maker and is known as the "Dipping 8 & 3) because of these numbers being bigger than the other numbers in 1813. Jim

Chris, I heard that there are only 4 known EKI in collections. Jim

Thanks to a friend I have both straight 9 Schinkels EKI & EKII. The EKI is missing the catch but with such rare crosses one cannot be pickie. Jim