Prussia Need some help please - Reformation silver cross 1817

[zorg]

Dear Gentlemen,

does anyone have seen such a cross in a book or an auction catalog?

Thx zorg

Silver Cross 46 x 33mm to the third anniversary of the reformation

Avers: '3.tes Reformationsjubilaeum 1817' - Medaillon of Luther

Revers: Medaillon with the all seeing eye

[Wild Card]

A very attractive cross. I would also like to know what it is.

Hopefully someone will be able to tell us.

[dedehansen]

Hello zorg,

the sign on the avers is the sign from Freemason in Germany.

May be you have to surche this way.

Andreas

[zorg]

Hi dedehansen,

I don't think so. In my opinion the cross have nothing to do with freemansonry. The allseeing eye symbolize the omnipresence of god ... not only for freemasons.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_of_Providence

Edited December 11, 2011 by zorg

[speedytop]

It is written:

3tes Reformationsjubiläum 1817

3rd jubilee of the Reformation 1817

It is meant the Reformation in 1517 (Luther), 300 years ago.

Therefore it is a protestant cross, religious.

Uwe

[zorg]

Yes - thank you, Uwe!

Returning to my basic question: does anyone have seen such a cross in a book or an auction catalog? Is it an individual item or are there others?