DKiS

[Tango]

Hello gents only me again!!!.. I was wondering if you can give a heads up on this Cross...German Cross in Silver, maker marked: "4"(Steinhauer & Lück). Enameled swaztika with little crack, silver speculum finish partially oxidated, crown retains nearly all of its original silver finish, slightly faded corona blackening. Cross with the maker-typical rivits and needle system, single repair screw on the reverse. Cheers Terry.

[Adrian]

The swastika is wonky in the second photo, you won't find one looking like that that on an original.




Well, someone had to say it............

[StuG III]

You certainly beat me to it....

Tom

[Tango]

Right Gents this is not a laughing matter!!!!!... lol..It might have been the DKiJ "jelly"... but what do you think the rest of it ??? lol....

[Adrian]

Being serious, this is not an original Steinhauer & Luck product in my opinion, the rivets and catch are wrong for this maker and I'm not sure on the 'repair screw'.

[Kradmelder]

Being serious, this is not an original Steinhauer & Luck product in my opinion, the rivets and catch are wrong for this maker and I'm not sure on the 'repair screw'.

I agree Adrian.It is not a S&L made cross.And i can only say:Guys stay away from that dealer.I would never buy anything there!

[Adrian]

Interesting to know Joachim, I haven't heard much about the dealer, good or bad.

[Tango]

False alarm the Missus has found the exact same cross & it is coming up elsewhere as a GOLD I did think it was a gold but you can't really tell from some photos!!!! So everybody STAND DOWN.. & thanks for your time AGAIN...lol.. I'm trying my hardest to find one as you all know.. Cheers Terry.

[gerrit]

Ok Gents, so far so good

now how about this one?
Deutsches Kreuz in Silber, Herst. 4 (ohne Markierung) - Victor Gross, Militärische Antiquitäten

[Adrian]

That is more like a S&L product!