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Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 - Seltenes Deutsches Kreuz
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Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 - Seltenes Deutsches Kreuz in Gold, schwere Ausführung, Hersteller Zimmermann (so genannter 11-Uhr-Fehler deutlich erkennbar). Revers stark bearbeitet, Nadel entfernt, 4 Hohlnieten aber noch sichtbar. Es wurde von einem lettischen Abzeichen aus Kriegszeiten eine Rückenplatte mit Schraubscheibe montiert. Das HK hat leichtes Spiel und der Papier-Test zeigt, dass das HK nicht fest verlötet oder gar verklebt ist. Am Emaille entsprechende Trage- und Kratzspuren, partiell leicht beschädigt. Es handelt sich bei diesem Exemplar wohl um das Stück des Ostfrontkämpfers Karl Heinz Roßbach, was die Ritzung revers belegen kann. Roßbach erhielt eine frühe DKIG-Verleihung im Jahr 1942, was zur schweren Zimmermann-Ausführung passt. Als Ostfrontkämpfer passt auch die rückseitige Nachbearbeitung mit Ersatzteilen eines lettischen Abzeichens. Roßbach, ein Thüringer, fiel 1944. Insgesamt ca. 82,72 g rau, revers Ritzungen "K H Rossbach". An Schraubscheibe lettischer Hersteller A/S A. RATFELDERS KALKUIELA 11, RIGA. Laut Angabe des Einlieferers ist der Papier-Nachlass Rossbachs mit Urkunde zum DKIG wohl existent. Alters- und Tragespuren, berieben, revers nachgearbeitet. Am besten ansehen
| Third Reich 1933-1945 - Rare German Cross in gold, heavy design, maker Zimmermann (so-called 11 o'clock error clearly visible). Lapel heavily worked, pin removed, 4 hollow rivets but still visible. A back plate with screw plate was mounted from a wartime Latvian badge. The swastika has slight play and the paper test shows that the swastika is not firmly soldered or even glued. Corresponding wear and scratch marks on the enamel, partially slightly damaged. This specimen is probably the piece of the Eastern Front fighter Karl Heinz Roßbach, which can be proven by the scoring reverse. Roßbach received an early German Cross in gold award in 1942, which fits the heavy Zimmermann design. As an Eastern Front fighter, the reverse reworking with spare parts of a Latvian badge also fits. Rossbach, a Thuringian, fell in 1944. Total approx. 82.72 g full weight, reverse incised "K H Rossbach". On screw plate Latvian maker A/S A. RATFELDERS KALKUIELA 11, RIGA. According to the consignor, Rossbach's paper estate with certificate to the German Cross in gold probably exists. Signs of age and wear, rubbed, reverse reworked. Best view
| Third Reich 1933-1945 - Rare German Cross in gold, heavy design, maker Zimmermann (so-called 11 o'clock error clearly visible). Lapel heavily worked, pin removed, 4 hollow rivets but still visible. A back plate with screw plate was mounted from a wartime Latvian badge. The swastika has slight play and the paper test shows that the swastika is not firmly soldered or even glued. Corresponding wear and scratch marks on the enamel, partially slightly damaged. This specimen is probably the piece of the Eastern Front fighter Karl Heinz Roßbach, which can be proven by the scoring reverse. Roßbach received an early German Cross in gold award in 1942, which fits the heavy Zimmermann design. As an Eastern Front fighter, the reverse reworking with spare parts of a Latvian badge also fits. Rossbach, a Thuringian, fell in 1944. Total approx. 82.72 g full weight, reverse incised "K H Rossbach". On screw plate Latvian maker A/S A. RATFELDERS KALKUIELA 11, RIGA. According to the consignor, Rossbach's paper estate with certificate to the German Cross in gold probably exists. Signs of age and wear, rubbed, reverse reworked. Best view
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Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 - Seltenes Deutsches Kreuz in Gold, schwere Ausführung, Hersteller Zimmermann (so genannter 11-Uhr-Fehler deutlich erkennbar). Revers stark bearbeitet, Nadel entfernt, 4 Hohlnieten aber noch sichtbar. Es wurde von einem lettischen Abzeichen aus Kriegszeiten eine Rückenplatte mit Schraubscheibe montiert. Das HK hat leichtes Spiel und der Papier-Test zeigt, dass das HK nicht fest verlötet oder gar verklebt ist. Am Emaille entsprechende Trage- und Kratzspuren, partiell leicht beschädigt. Es handelt sich bei diesem Exemplar wohl um das Stück des Ostfrontkämpfers Karl Heinz Roßbach, was die Ritzung revers belegen kann. Roßbach erhielt eine frühe DKIG-Verleihung im Jahr 1942, was zur schweren Zimmermann-Ausführung passt. Als Ostfrontkämpfer passt auch die rückseitige Nachbearbeitung mit Ersatzteilen eines lettischen Abzeichens. Roßbach, ein Thüringer, fiel 1944. Insgesamt ca. 82,72 g rau, revers Ritzungen "K H Rossbach". An Schraubscheibe lettischer Hersteller A/S A. RATFELDERS KALKUIELA 11, RIGA. Laut Angabe des Einlieferers ist der Papier-Nachlass Rossbachs mit Urkunde zum DKIG wohl existent. Alters- und Tragespuren, berieben, revers nachgearbeitet. Am besten ansehen
| Third Reich 1933-1945 - Rare German Cross in gold, heavy design, maker Zimmermann (so-called 11 o'clock error clearly visible). Lapel heavily worked, pin removed, 4 hollow rivets but still visible. A back plate with screw plate was mounted from a wartime Latvian badge. The swastika has slight play and the paper test shows that the swastika is not firmly soldered or even glued. Corresponding wear and scratch marks on the enamel, partially slightly damaged. This specimen is probably the piece of the Eastern Front fighter Karl Heinz Roßbach, which can be proven by the scoring reverse. Roßbach received an early German Cross in gold award in 1942, which fits the heavy Zimmermann design. As an Eastern Front fighter, the reverse reworking with spare parts of a Latvian badge also fits. Rossbach, a Thuringian, fell in 1944. Total approx. 82.72 g full weight, reverse incised "K H Rossbach". On screw plate Latvian maker A/S A. RATFELDERS KALKUIELA 11, RIGA. According to the consignor, Rossbach's paper estate with certificate to the German Cross in gold probably exists. Signs of age and wear, rubbed, reverse reworked. Best view
| Third Reich 1933-1945 - Rare German Cross in gold, heavy design, maker Zimmermann (so-called 11 o'clock error clearly visible). Lapel heavily worked, pin removed, 4 hollow rivets but still visible. A back plate with screw plate was mounted from a wartime Latvian badge. The swastika has slight play and the paper test shows that the swastika is not firmly soldered or even glued. Corresponding wear and scratch marks on the enamel, partially slightly damaged. This specimen is probably the piece of the Eastern Front fighter Karl Heinz Roßbach, which can be proven by the scoring reverse. Roßbach received an early German Cross in gold award in 1942, which fits the heavy Zimmermann design. As an Eastern Front fighter, the reverse reworking with spare parts of a Latvian badge also fits. Rossbach, a Thuringian, fell in 1944. Total approx. 82.72 g full weight, reverse incised "K H Rossbach". On screw plate Latvian maker A/S A. RATFELDERS KALKUIELA 11, RIGA. According to the consignor, Rossbach's paper estate with certificate to the German Cross in gold probably exists. Signs of age and wear, rubbed, reverse reworked. Best view
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