In a very good, slightly worn condition. The core, for this maker, with lots of the black paint still present. The ribbing in matt silver, the flanges burnished and all with some slight patina.
Not marked but a known variation that has been attributed to the company of Otto Schickle, Pforzheim (L/15). One piece construction and non-magnetic(!).
Difficult to find.

In an excellent, probably unworn condition. The core with all of the black paint still present. The ribbing in matt silver, the flanges burnished and all with some slight patina.
Not marked but a known variation that has been attributed to the company of Otto Schickle, Pforzheim (L/15). One piece construction and non-magnetic. With long unused ribbon.
Extremely difficult to find variant.

In an excellent, unworn condition. The core with all of the black paint. The ribbing in matt silver and the flanges burnished.
Not marked but a known variation that has been attributed to the company of Otto Schickle, Pforzheim (L/15). One piece construction and non-magnetic. With long unused ribbon.
Very difficult to find in such condition.

In an excellent, unworn condition. The core with all of the black paint. The ribbing in matt silver and the flanges burnished.
Not marked but a known variation that has been attributed to the company of Otto Schickle, Pforzheim (L/15). One piece construction and non-magnetic. With long unused ribbon.
Very difficult to find in such condition.

In a very good, barely worn condition. The core with most of the black paint still present, as these crosses are renowned for the bad adhesion of the paint, this is a very well preserved example. The ribbing in matt white silver, the flanges burnished and all with some slight patina.
Not marked but a known variation that has been attributed to the company of Otto Schickle, Pforzheim (L/15).one piece construction and non-magnetic. With long unused ribbon.
A difficult to find and seldom seen variant.

In a very good, slightly worn condition. The core with lots of the black paint, bad adhesion of the paint to the core is very common on these types. The ribbing in matt white silver, the flanges burnished and all with some patina.
Not marked but a known variation that has been attributed to the company of Otto Schickle, Pforzheim (L/15).One piece construction and non-magnetic.
Difficult to find early Schinkel pattern cross.