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Posts posted by gregM
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It's still a keeper in my opinion.
I like Joe's idea of displaying one up and one down.
I do that with one of my double post screwbacks.
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:banger: I had this one with only 4 seconds left in the auction.
Nice cross Eric--I like this one.
It has a lot of charactor and is a seldom seen version of the KMST crosses.
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All is fair in love and war------------and ebay
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Nice cross Eric. Is this one off ebay? I seam to remember getting sniped on one like this not
to long ago. :unsure:
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I have to admit--the details do look different but that might be attributed to the difference
in the amount of wear to the badges.
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Interesting cross.
I am only taking a guess here but I do not think this is a Wagner cross.
The pin is not what I would expect on a Wagner. The picture of the core is
not clear enough for my old eyes to try to match details of the crown ect.
I am sure others with a little more experience will join in the discussion.
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interesting--I have never seen anything other than the zinc version.
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I would think that most of us would say this is probably a bad one BUT the truth is
we really don't have a clue.
Check out this discussion about them-----
http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=34960
and this one-----
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It would really be nice if this were to go to someone we know. I would love to
see good closeup scans of that bar.
Could this be the missing link? :rolleyes:
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As far as I know, We still do not know the maker of these crosses.
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Here is a 1 piece Ek1 diestruck from Nue-silber. A nice clean example.
The rear setup is typical of the 1920's-30's hardware.
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Here is another Godet screwback. This one belongs to forum member Tony (Tiger 1).
I can not tell from the picture if there is any evidence of it ever having been frosted.
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If you study the inner corners of the frame, they have a unique pattern to them.
They are an exact match to my own 1914 Godet Ek1 and to another 1914 Godet
that I was able to study.
This does not of coarse show when these were made but it prooves IMO that these
are indeed Godet made crosses.
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Beautiful Godet screwback.
I have yet to find one of these for myself.
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Richard, Great photos.
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Nice mini. One we don't see too often. :jumping:
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Hmmm.... maybe more like 1930-1940.
I would guess somewhere in between. Maybe 1870-1918.
The painted core gives me cause for concern as well as the 1870-1914 style crown.
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I don't really know anything about pilots badges and will probably never own one but
I really like this one. The sharp detail even with the wear to the high points and the dark patina.
This one just has the look of quality to it.
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Some beautiful crosses.
While not a 1939 cross, it was produced during the TR period.
My 1914 B.H. Mayer Ek1.
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Is the core painted ?
I am thinking a very late piece. It has a 1914 look to it.
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HI Eric,
So you are the one who got this one. I looked at this one as well.
The cross is the typical 1920s style. Most I have seen, have the finish
missing on the the beaded frame and highpoints to the crown. I like
these--The look of the gold tone in addition to the black and silver is nice.
Yours is in great condition. Mine is missing a lot of paint on the core as well.
I do not think the screw device is original to your cross. But still a great score.
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Very nice collection :cheers:
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I was told that Sedlatzek was a distributor of other badge maker's wares, and did not make badges themselves (but marked them with their own Berlin 68 mark). Is this correct?
Interesting--maybe my list is wrong.
I would like to here some other opinions on this one.
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Interesting cross
It is an original cross. This style is believed to have been produced in the 1920s.
I have both a Ek1 pinback and a Ek2 version of this cross.
Yours is the first screwback that I can remember seeing---ALSO, Friedrich Sedlatzek is a
knowen maker of the Ek2 and I think this is the first Ek1 we have seen attributed to him.
Thanks for posting this one.
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