ben bijker

Round 3 ek1

reverse

unmarked ek1, early style pin

reverse

L/10 screwback

reverse

ek1 L/10, big and small

reverse

ek1 mm1, big and small

reverse

round 3 ek2

reverse

ok, here we go

ek2 mm1

Deschler actually used at least 3 different vores, so these 2 might be different.

1 core variation has a very flat swas, the other one is higher.

They also made round 3 ek's.

Ben

I will (try to) post my Deschlers tomorrow.

Viewing will be at your own risk :-)

ben

Gents,

I'm trying to find out more about a Spange in a friend's collection : the dimensions given indicate it is a EK2 Spange, the reverse maker's mark is L/11 (Deumer) - However, I can see no traces of prongs or whatever other means of attachment. Would appreciate your views ...

Cheers,

Hendrik

Better save this one in your fake files, it's a Floch!!

Ben

yes. nice original.

ben

Hello!

My stomach feeling is i think,this EK is good.

All the best

Nesredep

It is a good cross, i would have picked it up as well if the price was right.

Ben

So is this original to the cross? I hope it's not a replacement someone added. It never looked like it was.

I really don't know Steve, but I shouldn't worry to much about it.

Might be a mix-up at the factory.

Best regards,

Ben

The stamp is ok, I have one of each as well.

So with the L/10 stamp, the come in 2 sizes as well.

Something about Steve's Deschler struck me as odd, but I couldn't put my finger on it.

Now, with a little help from a good German collecting-buddy I know what it is: the pin is different, it's the type of pin that was used on Deschler KVK's.

Best regards,

Ben

Really a hard case-my own oppinion-I don't like it because of the size and shape of the swaz,but this is more a feeling from my stomach than a propper observation!

Micha

It's an odd one, but it is original.

Maker is Wiedmann

Best regards,

Ben