EK 1939 EKII Wiederholungsspange

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Please wait until I get all of them posted before making comments. Thanks, Jim

First model follow:

Edited January 14, 2013 by Jim R

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Boerger & Co (L/57) first model. This company produce five different styles of the first model. First models (all spanges) can be recognized by the convex sides on the date block.

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Boerger & Co (L/57) first model, with four prongs in center.

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Boerger & Co (L/57) first model without tail and two center prongs.

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Boerger & Co (L/57) first model, textured style.

Edited January 14, 2013 by Jim R

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Boerger & Co (L/57) first model zinc

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Juncker (L/12) first model long veins

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Juncker (L/12) first model short veins

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Meybauer (L/13) first model

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Second Model follows

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Hammer & Sohne (55)

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Ziemmer & Sohne (111) or Big Eye

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Deumer L/11

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Deumer L/11 with small mark which is rare.

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Deumer L/11 zinc

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Juncker L/12 full vein zinc

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Juncker L/12 partial vein

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Meybauer L/13 with loops instead of prongs.

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Meybauer L/13 with segmented claws

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Meybauer L/13 zinc

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Schickle L/15 four prong

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Schickle L/15 two prongs

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Steinhauer & Luck L/16

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Wernstein L/17 a very rare spange

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Mayer L/18 without veins