Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse Schinkelform? Help please with the maker

[Shockwave]

This Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse is being sold as a Schinkelform. I know it is not a Deumer. Thought it might be a Meybauer, but don't think that is the case either. If this is in fact a Schinkelform as advertised, hoping for some help in identifying the maker. Thanks. Ron

[NSDAP Sammler]

Anyway it looks like Schinkelform. Unfortunately I do not have any idea about the Maker. But I like it.

[manclino]

It is a so-called "Halfschinkel" but the maker is (for now) unknown. Rare cross.
Robert

[Shockwave]

It is a so-called "Halfschinkel" but the maker is (for now) unknown. Rare cross.
Robert

Thanks Robert. I noticed some differences in the date style like the "3's" and the second 9 in "1939" being higher and tilted to the left. Is this date style unique to the "Halbschinkel"? Does the beading seem to check out fine with this cross as well? Ron

[manclino]

Yes. Both dates are indeed characteristic of this cross (all digits) but also the frame, typical of Eisernes Kreuz 2.Klasse from WWI. It is this combination of dates and the WWII Eisernes Kreuz 2.Klasse core and WWI frame that defines its name. Of course there are others: Halbschikel, Schinkel Intermediate, Schinkel Intermixed. And beads are supposed to be just like that.
Robert

[Adrian]

You can see my example here. I would snap it up if you can, quite a rare variant.