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    Jim R

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    1. The second one is not an L/17 as the chest feathers are wrong, plus the stamp is generally located under the clasp. I then thought it was a P&L because of the pin and catch but it doesn't match either. It is doubtful that this is a real spange. I have every known EKI spange in my collection except for Juncker. Jim
    2. I would like your opinion on this 11 place ribbon bar, the maker is Kokke, Frankfurter Alle, Berlin. I bought it at SOS this year for my collection (spanges). Jim
    3. This one is harder to find than the Schinkle-B. I have only seen one offered and he was selling priced like an EKII. By the time I seen it (5 mins) it was long gone. Jim
    4. I received this minature yesterday and it will be a fine addition to my EKI screwback collection. It also came with a minature case. These are rare or very difficult to find. Cross measurements: Height: 15.24 mm Width: 15.54 Case Width: 50.83 mm Length: 52.39 mm Thick: 19.09 mm Jim
    5. Send it back, it is post war. The give-a-way is the catch, no TR crosses had this catch until after the war and they were made by Souval.
    6. I recently seen this book and it is more into the history of the Iron Cross than individual crosses themselves, although there are pictures of some but not all makers. I don't read German but I don't think it is a good reference book for the EK. But I could be wrong. Jim
    7. This spange is never marked. Yes spanges like EKs is a minefield and you should always ask before buying, I have a lot and still ask. Jim
    8. I agree that the cross has been denazified and then someone added a swastika later (I have not seen this style of swastika on any of my crosses). Jim
    9. Chris, The EKII is an L/18 - B.H. Mayers and the EKI is by Unknown maker. Jim
    10. Hi Chris I have a round EK1 that is listed as a Wiedmann and I think it is the same as yours (except yours is Boerger).
    11. Here is a picture of three of mine (one has a prong missing), am still looking for the round type. Jim
    12. PK, there are four diiferent prong types that Boerger used - four prongs one each corner, four prong center (two top, two bottom), four prongs (round prongs instead of flat), two prongs center. Jim
    13. I think it is a fake, I have all known round 3's and none of them have the thin date. I think this is the new brand being produced (forgot what country). Jim
    14. This is my collection of Schinkels. I just received my last ones today a Juncker EKI & EKII. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to my collecting colleages. Jim
    15. Dan, Looks like a Deumer Schinkel and most of them I have seen are in almost mint condition. Jim
    16. For everyone interested I have loaded all of my EKI Scewbacks into the Image Gallery. Jim
    17. Another converted cross is the L/19. This cross was done by a jeweler and you can see where the hinge and catch was. I want to thank everyone for their comments. Jim
    18. Eric, I posted them in the Iron Cross section http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=46689&pid=430510&st=0&#entry430510 Jim
    19. Per request from the Collection forum here are pictures of my EKI marked 800 and the field made EKI.
    20. After four years of putting this set together with a lot of help from collector friends I have finally completed this collection. My next project will completing my Spange collection. Jim
    21. Can you remove the disc and see if there is an anti-rotation pin setting low? Also, there is no known maker 51 for screwbacks. Check and see what maker is stamped on the disc, although I have not seen this stamp used by any maker (I have screwbacks by all known makers except L/14). Jim
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