EK 1939 "L/56" Iron Cross, 1st Class

[Bill Garvy]

I just had to grab this one up recently as most of the maker marked "L/56" Iron Crosses in 1st Class I have seen offered were screwbacks. . . Edited August 5, 2005 by Bill Garvy

[Bill Garvy]

A view of the reverse. . .

[Bill Garvy]

And finally the maker mark. . .

[Gordon Williamson]

Very nice Bill. Certainly one of the scarcer ones.

[George Stimson]

Sharp outer corners?

[Bill Garvy]

Yes, George, sharp outer corners. . .

[Jurgen Fritz]

Hi I got one with Screwback L/58shall be : Maker Rudolf Souval Wien(Vienna)?Silver 800.(private purchased in the War?Any Idea on this got it for $150.-

any answer really appreciaetet

regards

Jurgen

[joe campbell]

very nice!

[Jim R]

Hi I got one with Screwback L/58shall be : Maker Rudolf Souval Wien(Vienna)?Silver 800.(private purchased in the War?Any Idea on this got it for $150.-

any answer really appreciaetet

regards

Jurgen

Hi Jurgen

Is the cross marked L/58 and 800 or do you have two crosses? Jim

[Jurgen Fritz]

Hi Jurgen

Is the cross marked L/58 and 800 or do you have two crosses? Jim

Hi Jim-thanks for your Interest!

The Cross 1.(Vaultet)is marked 800(Silver on the back)the Screw marked L/58?

magnetic Core-looks real what do you think? I like to put a Picture in-but I'am no good with Computers-Have to found out how to do this?

Regards

Jurgen

Edited June 21, 2010 by Jurgen Fritz

[all1knew]

Hello there,

The cross posted just oozes history.

Beautiful example of a combat-worn piece.

William Kramer