EK 1939 What! No crosses as Christmas presents?

[J Temple-West]

I'll start off with a parade mount EK2 that Santa left me.

[J Temple-West]

Reverse..

[Dave B]

Very nice John!....I was thinking about this for myself but took too long about it. The one off the estand????

Santa didn't bring me any EK's...he never does

Dave

[J Temple-West]

That's the one, Dave.

Can't resist a nice clean mounted EK2.

[Bob Hunter]

John, that cross will cause me to redefine pristine. Very nice. Very, very nice. Congratulations.

[J Temple-West]

Cheers Bob.

The Schinkel is still my favourite..

[J Temple-West]

Reverse.

[joe campbell]

JTW-

la creme de la creme!

this is not strictly german, or traditional, but it's a cross!

joe

[Bill Garvy]

I must have been pretty good this year because I received this double maker marked "66" in 2nd Class. . .

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[Bill Garvy]

As you can see, it's maker marked "66" on both sides of the ring, although I don't know if this was common for this maker, Freidrich Keller of Oberstein. . .

[DavidM]

Hello

Some have clearly been very good this year !! Very nice crosses. Congratulations.

[Mike]

Here's my "Christmas Cross" ...it's a Klein .

[Mike]

#2

[Mike]

Starburst defect and "dimple" on ribbons at 12 o'clock position

[Mike]

MM

[Mike]

date

[joe campbell]

what a beauty!

still my favorite third reich piece.

joe

[Mike]

Thanks Joe , it's no where near the condition of John's mounted EK (what a gem ) but it's still a nice addition to my group . This is my third DKiG this year . I guess the collector mentality has taken over here ...now I'd like to find a heavy version.

Edited December 29, 2005 by Mike