EK 1914 Newest 1914 EK I

[Obergefreiter]

Here are some shots of my newest EK I. Thanks to Chris for the help.

[ekhunter]

Looks like a WS with nice patina. :cheers:

[Obergefreiter]

Looks like a WS with nice patina.

That's exactlywhat it is. :cheers:

[Kriztofer]

Nice cross with one of the more uncommon Red cases

[Obergefreiter]

Nice cross with one of the more uncommon Red cases

Actually the case is brown.

[Mike K]

A nice set.

For what it's worth, the colour of the case is normally referred to as Burgundy (red AND brown!!). Is the material hinge intact or split, as on most other cases of this type these days?

Regards

Mike

[Obergefreiter]

A nice set.

For what it's worth, the colour of the case is normally referred to as Burgundy (red AND brown!!). Is the material hinge intact or split, as on most other cases of this type these days?

Regards

Mike

I wouldn't argue with you, Mike. My Bride says I'm colorblind, and she may well be right. And no, the hinge is intact. :cheers:

Edited April 29, 2009 by Nick Link

[Kriztofer]

A nice set.

For what it's worth, the colour of the case is normally referred to as Burgundy (red AND brown!!). Is the material hinge intact or split, as on most other cases of this type these days?

Regards

Mike

Correct Mike, more commonly known as Oxblood. I didn't want to say it Nick about the color blindness that is lol.

[Motorhead]

Hmmm....these cases are brown. With a golden iron cross imprinted on the top. All the red/reddish/oxblood/burgundsomething cases are different(metal hinge) and either a sticker(silver/black) EK or an imprinted silver/white EK on the top) But anyway-small pics but for sure a "WS" in a really nice(awarded) case.FDull score

Micha