My good friend has offered me this nice DKiG ... appears to be GODET, 1st type ... just received in mail. I am sharing for opinions and thoughts on this one! Thanks in advance! Dan
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DKIG review
additional, close-up pictures to share. Per page 129 of the Maerz ref, the bumps in the rays seem VERY subtle to me, when examining this particular cross - a slight flattening.
thanks - DanDan Salyan
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The bumps are almost impossible to photograph but in hand they are visible.
A typical trademark of the godet dkig.
This cross is a very beautiful, unmarked example.
Great wear and character!
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Very impressive DKiG Godet.
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A fine Godet. One of my favorite manufacturers.
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A beautiful Godet and also one of my favourites. I have a few in my collection both the light and heavy versions. I love them.Operation Cobra Normandy 44
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Wow, very nice DK!....One I'd be proud to own!....Bodes
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thanks for the response and endorsement guys! … and I agree Nightstalker, it's better to view the indentations with the eye test, vice any sort of magnification.
thanks for reviewing! - I plan to keep it. Dan
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How much does it weight?Comment
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Looks like a good one
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Hey Ron -
The weight is 73 grams on my scale. Dietrich's reference states 70.3 grams for this variation, but my scale may be slightly off. The dimensions are a match to the reference. Thanks! - DDan Salyan
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