EK 1939 EKI Wiederholungsspangen

[Jim R]

Petz & Lorenze zinc

[Jim R]

Unknown Maker, also recently has been associated with Eugen Schmidhausler as the maker.

[Jim R]

This completes the EKI Wiederholungsspanges.

[Chris Boonzaier]

Fantastic Jim!

This is the wifes great grandfathers , I dont have the eye, a few of those you posted look like deadingers....

[Jim R]

Chris, Unknown Maker or Eugen Schmidhäußler. Jim

[Deruelle]

Jim,

Thanks for sharing your collection with us. to be honest i'm speechless. Your collection is incredible.

have you got some different cases for all your device ?

Christophe

[Streptile]

Hi Jim,

Magnificent collection. Here's two missing. First a 2. Pattern Juncker L/12.

[Streptile]

Next is an Unknown Maker. Jon thinks Juncker but I think more likely is another maker. Deumer has also been suggested because the datebox is a twin to Deumer's well-known design, and one was found attached to a Deumer EK1 to make a combo.

[lordpage]

Excellent collection and an invaluable guide for spangen collectors.Thanks Jim.

Jon

[Jim R]

Jim,

Thanks for sharing your collection with us. to be honest i'm speechless. Your collection is incredible.

have you got some different cases for all your device ?

Christophe

Hi Christophe, I missed your post earlier. Yes, I have some for both EKI and EKII version. Here is my best case, it is a Kreigsmarine presentation set. Jim

[Jim R]

Boerger & C0 screwback 2nd model buntmetal. this is the only known one that has been found making it extremely rare. Jim

Edited December 16, 2013 by Jim R

[Jim R]

L/57 Boerger & Co pin back buntmetal. I have seen four more pin backs (one zinc) and a zinc screw back.

[Jim R]

Juncker zinc

F. Orth rare spange

[Stormrider59]

To add to the reference for everyone, here is a rare Funcke & Brüninghaus EKI Spange in Tombak marked L/56. 

Regrettably this Spange was repaired and has been cleaned in the past, but it is too rare not to show. 

 

[buellmeister]

Gentlemen, fantastic examples!  Thank you for sharing. Though I don't currently own an EK1 Spange, it is good to know that I have these to compare if I stumble across one. 

Regards,

Joel 

[Claudio]

My Juncker...   almost identical with one already shown here.

[ben bijker]

In hindsight I think both Boergers in BM are actually P&L, marked for Boerger / sold by Boerger after P&L lost their license.

Here's another one I recently bought, a very, very rare Zimmermann

[saschaw]

We have already seen a Deumer Spange in this thread, but mine doesn't have the mark:

[ashley58]

Great post displaying great examples.pmes of this award. Thanks for showing w?

[saschaw]

On 15/01/2022 at 18:55, saschaw said:

We have already seen a Deumer Spange in this thread (...)

I showed the first one for reference, but now it's just bragging. Sorry! Here's another exact same piece, from an old stock I was able to acquire. There won't be a third Spange of this type, at least not from that source...

 

 

Edited March 26, 2022 by saschaw

[saschaw]

Despite we have already seen several Petz & Lorenz Spangen in this thread, this screw back type is still missing. It appears to be Buntmetall, but in fact, it's entirely made from magnetic steel or iron! I guess this qualifies as a "rare bird"!

 

 

Edited April 25, 2023 by saschaw

[ben bijker]

Wer have had a very busy year renovating a house , work etc.

So I didn't really post much.

Time to catch up:

Here are some more clasps
Unknown maker, Lüdenscheid area

Schickle 1st type SB

Meybauer prototype..

 

 

A nice and rare Deumer Combo

And my best catch over the past year L/18 combo, hardly worn.
Pic doesn't do it justice....

Edited October 11, 2022 by ben bijker

[Rudolf]

Here is my Juncker L/12 with screw cap, the rarest version

[VtwinVince]

Here is the clasp awarded by Kesselring to my uncle, Hauptmann Dr. Ochs, on July 12th 1940 for an action on July 10th during which his unit, 9. JG 3, wiped out a Blenheim unit, 107 RAF, near Amiens.

[Stogieman]

Hi Vince, very nice with the case! Thanks for sharing!