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Wilhelm Deumer L/11 has different markers on the Eisernes Kreuz 1 Klasse.
Does anybody known that these two markers L/11 are original and if so which mark is a early version "the unboxed L/11" or "the boxed L/11 version"?
If anybody has more different looking L/11 marks please post picture of it.

Regards,
Marcel

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Hello community,

I have bought myself an Iron Cross 1st Class, and I need help to find out whether it is an original or not.

The centre was repainted and it does not exist an inscription.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Marga

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Hello friends. Your opinions please.

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Fortunes Of War Militaria made another update to its site today by adding a very nice Japanese Good Luck Flag and a Senninbari (One-Thousand Stitch Belt) stamped with 11 shrine or temple seals.

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Hallo Kumpels

Here i wanna show you mein SA- Sportabzeichen. I believe it´s a Gold- abzeichen, but as i am never sure of what is Bronze and what is Gold, i would not wonder if its bronze..

I hope nobody detects unpleasant flaws with this one, one never knows here at WRF

This example shows some nice frontal-wear ( ..i like some wear better than "mint condition", as it gives it some additional "mojo".

On the back says: " W.REDO /EIGENTUM D. OBERSTEN SA-FÜHRUNG / SAARLAUTERN"

(= W. REDO / PROPERTY OF THE HIGHEST SA- LEADERSHIP / SAARLAUTERN"

Dont be fooled by that inscription, as now it does not belong to the SA- Führung, instead it belonges to me.. MY PRECIOUS !!

As a cultutal data: Saarlouis is a city in the Saarland -area, Germany. From 1936 till 1945, Saarlouis was named as Saarlautern (-lautern being a common ending of town and village names in Germany) in an attempt by the Nazis to Germanise the town name.

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