Fake Grand Cross Order of the Crown?

Thanks for your feedback, Boonicutza!
I didn't have any doubts about their being original - they were awarded to family members (unfortunately, all dead by now) and have been in the family ever since.
However, I didn't know one of them was ww2 construction, and I didn't know who the manufacturer was.

About the one with swords - any idea if it was early ww2 or late ww2 construction?
About the other one - what do you think: pre-ww1, ww1, or pre-ww2?
One more thing: any particularities or unusual design that you can spot?

Something to note: the one with swords clearly looks like it has had the swords tips and handles added to a medal which was originally minted or manufactured without swords.
I remember earlier in this thread, someone showed a similar example (with "added" swords) and thought that this meant that the order was fake. Since the one I posted is not a fake - guaranteed - I guess this proves that the other example shown earlier was also original.

Your help is appreciated. Thanks.

This post has been edited by mabadesc on June 27, 2007 04:57 am

This is a second model Crown of Romania 1932-1947, Knight.

Who made this order of the crown?? It's quite strange, the big crown in the center.
It's from Okazii