Jim R

Thanks to a friend I have both straight 9 Schinkels EKI & EKII. The EKI is missing the catch but with such rare crosses one cannot be pickie. Jim

While I was in Germany this past month I bought this beautiful Kriegsmarine iron frame with photograph of a sailor. It appears to be made for a wall mount as there are two holes (one each side) for mounting. It measures 35cm x 21.5 cm. I don't collect WWI stuff but this was too nice to pass up. Jim

The first is a EKII Juncker first model spange, second is a Boerger first model mini. Both are uncommon. Jim

Another EKII spange document that I just received with the spange. This document is interesting as it has on the back the citation, which says (I hope translated properly): Stabsarzt (Surgeon Major/staff physician) Dr. Lohmann during the military operation of the Bataillon dated 7.6.1940 in the northern edge of Soissons with exemplary tranquillity during a street fight under enemy fire did his job and could help heavily wounded (comrades) in a difficult situation. Signed by: Generalleutnant Theodor Freiherr von Wrede, winner of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross.

This completes the EKII spanges

Steinhauer & Luck L/16 four prong

Schickle L/15 four prong

Schickle L/15 two prong

Unknown maker four prong

Unknown maker two prong

Deumer L/11 Prinzen two prong

Prinzen spanges

Boerger & Sohne zinc

Boerger & Sohne buntmetal with round pins

Boerger & Sohne L/57 buntmetal

Funcke Bruninghaus L/56 zinc

Funcke Bruninghaus L/56 w/o veins

Funcke Bruninghaus L/56 with veins

Hymenn & Co L/53

Mayer L/18 with veins

Mayer L/18 without veins

Wernstein L/17 a very rare spange

Steinhauer & Luck L/16

Schickle L/15 two prongs

Schickle L/15 four prong