EK 1914 1914 EK1 Victoria DRGM

[Motorhead]

This one is new in my collection-the painting of the core is very rough,the quality at all is very low....a typical Victoria DRGM

At the reverse of the screw is a nother marking-It looks like a 2 or a 7..........

Micha

[Motorhead]

Reverse

[Motorhead]

The screw..

[buellmeister]

Micha,

That is an interesting Maker Mark. To my recollection, I don't think I have ever come across, "Victoria" in my travels. Very Nice!

Regards,

Joel

Edited December 16, 2007 by buellmeister

[joe campbell]

lovely piece with some righteous wear, micha!

looks like a 7 on steroids....

joe

[Motorhead]

This one isn't in the condition I want for my collection.....but they don't grew on trees and the disc is clearly readable so I had to take it.Maybe one nice day a better one will knock at my door....

Micha

[Steve campbell]

What's the story on these Victoria marked pieces? Is that the maker? I think it's an awesome item.

[buellmeister]

Micha,

When that day comes, please keep me in mind for buying this one my friend!

Cheers,

Joel

[Steve campbell]

Micha,

When that day comes, please keep me in mind for buying this one my friend!

Cheers,

Joel

What he said.

[gregM]

I've got one that is a match to this one except that the makers mark on mine

is so weakly struck that it is barely readable. As is the case with most of these

crosses.

FYI--there are at least 3 different core variations for this cross showing

3 distinctly different crowns.

[andy]

Micha do you know if this type of plate is only to this maker or

have you come across it on other makers crosses. I only ask as I have a cross with the same rear plate but not maker marked

thanks

andy

[gregM]

Micha do you know if this type of plate is only to this maker or

have you come across it on other makers crosses. I only ask as I have a cross with the same rear plate but not maker marked

thanks

andy

Andy,

Some of these backplates are marked so faintly

that they can hardly be spotted at all. Mine has to

be held at just the right angle, in just the right

light to be able to make it out at all. Sometimes the

mark is more noticable from the underside or cross

side of the backing plate.