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| (V2423) A Very Scarce to find Souval made Copy of the Spanish Next Of Kin Cross. The cross is of nice quality with separately applied eagles soldered within the arms of the cross, with a separately applied roundel to the centre. The ribbon loop again is separately applied and there is an unmarked ribbon loop fitted to the top. The cross also appears to come wtih a piece of original Spanish cross for war relatives, ribbon. A very nice and complex made space filler that is manufactured in the original way, but is sold at a fraction of the price of its wartime counterpart. This early postwar made piece has the same quality and construction, just a different birth date! GBP £375.00 (UK Pounds) | ||
| (V3019) A Very Rare 16 mm Miniature Spanish Cross of the relatives of those killed in Spain. The medal has a piece of original ribbon attached to a cross that has had a little loop attached to the top of the cross. To the back of the ribbon, there is a notation in German that this is a Spanish cross etc, and the cross is of superb quality and construction, with individual eagles fretted out in between the arms of the cross. Exceptionally high detail for the size it is. Exceptionally Rare. Shown next to a full size copy by Rudolf Souval, which is not included in the sale, but is available elsewhere on the site. GBP £500.00 (UK Pounds) | ||
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(NCI208) A Very Nice Example of a Gold Spanish Cross With Swords. The cross has burnished highlights which have oxidised. The cross is of multi-piece construction with the eagles soldered between the arms of the cross and the separately soldered centre disc onto a convexed cross. The cross a nice solid pin fixing to the reverse, with a nice broad bladed pin and solid hook, all in working condition. The cross is stamped L/15 and as such, this is an LDO marked replacements. Very nice condition and very rare to find. | ||
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(V2812) A Very Rare and unissued German Gold Class Spanish Cross without swords. This is a nice convexed example of a multi-constructed Gold Spanish Cross Without Swords by B & N L, the mark of which is stamped into the reverse of the cross. The cross consists of four individual flying eagles between the arms of the Maltese cross, that has a central soldered disc applied. This also has the eagle tips affixed to it as well as the tips of the wings soldered between the arms, making it a very strong bond. The pin, hinge and hook are all in perfect working order and are unbashed. The cross is nicely convexed. Given to non-front line personnel, these crosses were awarded to the technicians, support troops, mechanics, etc. It is estimated that approximately 7,869 in Bronze and less than 327 in Silver were awarded, (And that the gold grade were made BUT none have been recorded as issued. making it comparable to a knight's cross with Oak leaves Swords and Dianonds for award numbers) SORRY I HAVE SOLD FOR GBP £2750.00 (UK Pounds) ON 22.1.25 | ||
| (V4581) A German Spanish Cross with Swords in Bronze maker marked L/11. The cross is a nice multi piece constructed type with the eagles being separately applied to the edge of the cross and also applied to the swords. The cross has a central disc also applied, so in all there are (not counting the hinge and hook), 6 pieces, which is admirable, showing fine quality workmanship. To the reverse on the centre of the cross is the L/11 mark, which is for the firm of Deumer, who manufactured amongst other awards, the Knight's Cross, oakleaves and many of the standard war badges we see. The pin and hinge and hook all work perfectly on this example. The cross is with swords for a Spanish civil war combat veteran. Exceedingly nice quality and good to find. SORRY I SOLD ON 16.2.2026 FOR GBP £999.00 (UK Pounds) | ||
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