Steve campbell

Here's the rear.

I have a new camera and have decided to post pictures of my EK2's. Hopefully they will be of use to someone. Some I have questions on, such as unmarked ones, others are pretty straight forward. Please feel free to comment on any of them and let me know if they're all good. Hope the pictures are alright. First up is a KO. I hear there are diffrent cores for these. Can anyone tell which one this is? Thanks for looking.

Here it is . Sorry

Oh man wrong photo! I'll fix it.

Just saw this post. Here's another picture taken in the same place as the U-190. I'm holding 2 shells from the HMS Exeter that was involved in an engagement with the German Pocket Battleship Graf Spee. They have a few interesting artifacts at this place. Maybe someone could fill in the details of this battle. I know it occured down off the coast of South America. They also have an interesting collection of Allied Gunshield Art. Not quite sure what it really is but if anyone is into that stuff I could get some photos.

Thanks guys, I really like this one. Not sure why I never took a good picture of the rear mount. I have a sellers picture here though I can post. Any idea about a maker?

And the back.

Here's a closer shot.

Just recieved this Singe mounted EK2. I've wanted this setup for my collection for awhile. It's a really nice cross in hand. It's said to have no maker mark and it's real tight to the mount so you can't tell. What does everyone think and does a maker come to mind. Thanks, Steve

The LDO chart on the WAF forum lists them as makers.

I'll get some better pictures soon. Sorry.

Here's the rear.

Just recieved this EK2 today. It's unmarked and I was wondering if anyone had any idea about the maker. Thanks for looking.

Well that's good to hear. Sometimes you never know. This was my first Imperial EK1. I also have another Tr era piece made of all brass, one piece, and a really nice KO marked cross. Thanks for the input

Thanks. You may be right on the repair. It's done well. Do you think the hardware of the catch is original?

And another.

Here's the rear.

I've had this cross for a few months now and am wondering about the set up on the rear and the cross in general. I've never seen one quite like it. This cross has Third Reich demensions. What does everyone think? Is it OK?

Wish I had a mess like that lying around my house. Must be tough.

Now that's the pot calling the kettle black! I'd have a lot more if it wasn't for you gone mad on the buying! Compare collections and see what I mean. It's a work in progress. Thanks for looking man.

Thanks Stomper. That is one of my favorite pieces. It's in awesome shape, the cross included. Just got a 1914 EK2 today marked S.

Here is an updated display with a new case and a few new pieces. I've added 3 Imperial EKs, 2 Imperial minis and 2 1939 EK2's. They are marked 27 and 55. Thanks for looking.

Thanks. Just need a little more money to build it up some.

No I enjoyed that information. The more we can put out there the better. I think that is one of the goals of this forum. These men deserved to be remembered. My next goal is to go and find his headstone here in town. I'll post a picture when I find it. Thanks for the information.

Not sure. This one surrendered at Bay Bulls, Newfoundland, which is about a 20 minute drive from St. John;s where the sub then headed and the crew were taken off. There is a picture of the sub in the harbour here at City Hall plus a number of photos at the club whre the pereiscope is.