EK 1914 Help with a manufacturer Mark

[hipnos]

Can you help me with this mark??

thanks

Miguel

Edited April 25, 2008 by hipnos

[frontkampfer]

Hol? Miguel !

Well with this pic for me it's an "E" .....?

Adios, hasta luego hombre

Fkr

[Tom Y]

Looks to me like this one

by an as yet unknown maker.

[hipnos]

Looks to me like this one

by an as yet unknown maker.

Yes I think this is definetively the same mark..."Unknow maker'''??. this one EKII came with a Saxon group. (FA, silver, EKII, FA LS (10 years) in the landwehr, Ehren Kreutz)

Thanks Again

Miguel

PS/ By the way from where the image you send me...

Edited April 26, 2008 by hipnos

[Motorhead]

Why unknown? It's a "G"! Some say Godet,others vote for Glaser-for me this one comes from the Berlin maker.

Micha

[hipnos]

Why unknown? It's a "G"! Some say Godet,others vote for Glaser-for me this one comes from the Berlin maker.

Micha

? must see more carefully...but, if "G" could be Godet...

Thanks Motorhead...

Miguel

[Guest Darrell]

[Tom Y]

I'm not convinced. I'd agree if it weren't for this:

All 3 from my collection.

[hipnos]

quote name='Tom Y' date='Apr 26 2008, 23:54 ' post='260041']

I'm not convinced. I'd agree if it weren't for this:

All 3 from my collection.

[joe campbell]

lots of relative variation in the "G" MM's,

from thin and quite delicate to rather

heavy-handed....

my vote's for Godet.

jdc

[Tom Y]

I'm convinced. Looking more closely and allowing for die wear, the frame and core are a perfect match with one of the well stamped G's.

[hipnos]

I'm convinced. Looking more closely and allowing for die wear, the frame and core are a perfect match with one of the well stamped G's.

Thanks to all of you...

Regards

Miguel