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    Guest Darrell

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    Guest Darrell

    I (like Robert) like to take my EKs and accessories out to get a breath of fresh air. Decided to take another group photo. Geez ... until I started unpacking them ... I didnt realize how many I had around. Hard to believe I've actually sold several WW1 and WW2 EK2s and an 57 EK1 in the last while as well.

    Hope you like them.

    I'm going to post a few pics that are almost the same but different lighting casts a slightly different side to them.

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    Thanks Joe / Charlie. I posted on WAF what they all are. I'll repeat that here as well ....

    Top Row (L to R)

    1. Cased Unmarked BH Mayer 1st Class Spange

    2. Cased Russian Horde Mint mm "26" EK1

    3. Cased mm "100" EK1

    4. Cased Unmarked BH Mayer 1st Class Spange

    Second Row (L to R)

    5. Cased mm "K.O." WW1 EK1

    6. Third Reich Made WW1 EK1 Unmarked Deumer

    7. Vaulted Screwback mm "800" WW1 EK1

    8. Screwback mm "L58" EK1

    9. Cardboard Carton mm "BH Mayer, Pforzheim" for BH Mayer 1st Class Spange immediately above it

    Third Row (L to R)

    10. WW1 Grouping - EK2 mm "K.O" and Honor Cross

    11. Spange 2nd Class mm "L/13" c/w ribbon

    12. Screwback First Pattern Spange 1st Class Unmarked

    13. EK2 Ribbon Bar

    14. 1957 Spange 1st Class (unmarked)

    15. 1957 Spange 2nd Class (unmarked)

    16. WW2 Grouping - EK2 (unmarked that I can tell) plus October 1st Medal c/w mm "L/12" Spange

    Fourth Row (L to R)

    17. 1957 EK2 mm "4"

    18. EK2 mm "13"

    19. EK2 Unmarked "100"

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    Guest Darrell

    Very nice Darrell :love: .....could you possibly show a close up of the central EK2(the one that hasn't got the ribbon attached)please mate?

    Dave

    Hi Dave .. for sure. One of the nicest "13's" I've ever seen :love:

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    Guest Darrell

    Darrell,

    Very nice collection !! Do you also have a 1870 cross ?

    Cheers.

    Ch.

    Not yet .... but my fingers are starting to tremble ... :unsure:

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    Hi Ronny ... no problem. Love playing with the camera. Need better lighting conditions .. but not bad considering I'm a Noob when it comes to using a camera :speechless:

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    darrell-

    would this last one then be a leftover

    1939 frame?

    thanks.

    joe

    Joe, I'm sure it is. The "4" on the ring would NOT have been used for Post '45 assemblies unless they were left over stock from WW2.

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    Guest Darrell

    okay, well now i have to compliment AND grovel....

    i have 1914 EK 2's to trade (or buy) for a '57er

    with a '39 frame,

    AND

    you have a SWEET example of just exactly that.

    well done!

    joe

    Thanks for the compliments and the Grovel

    ;)

    However, I haven't seen many like this one at all. Since I purchased it a year ago ... I now have a big guard dog (with large sharpe teeth) watching over my collection :violent::shame:

    Seriously ... It goes well with my other stuff and won't be leaving until George sells me his EK2 (baby blue) Spange LDO Matchbox type case :jumping:

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