Ritterkreuz des Kriegsverdienstkreuz mit Schwerten.

[Tank Destroyer]

I've had this award for a couple of years and have always thought it was a reproduction. But you never know!! Here we go.... Marty

[Tank Destroyer]

Any ideas? Marty

[Erno]

Well, I don't know about these at all, but here's a genuine Deschler, and the field behind the 1939 date and swastika appears much more vaulted than yours. I don't know if it means anything, but the maker mark is also quite different.

[Tank Destroyer]

I thought that it was a copy. I found it in collection of uniforms,awards etc. that I bought a few years back. I owner had passed away and I bought the whole collection and did not see this piece until I really started going through everything. But you feel that it is good copy? Marty

[Walkwolf]

I have no experience with these, but seeing as it reads '900'
it should be quite heavy if it truly is made of silver.
Leaning on the 'good copy' side though.........

[Tank Destroyer]

53grams

[Wagriff]

Look at the crude seams on the sword grips....sorry, but this one is