This just in, a variation you don't see to often -- an EK 1 by Wilhelm Deumer with the maker mark stamped on the pin.
First, the obverse.
First, the obverse.
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George -
And here's the reverse, with the mark on the pin.George -
And for yet more variety, here's another Deumer EK 1....GeorgeComment
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.... with the mark also on the pin, but going in the other direction!GeorgeComment
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VERY nice pair George!
best
HankUnless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
~ Dan Hampton, Viper PilotComment
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George,
Damn thoes are both nice ones!
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Deumer EK1 Variations
Nice pair!Comment
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Outstanding pieces, George! Both very hard-to-find crosses, in such nice condition also. Deumer certainly had a variety of variant markings.Comment
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Two really nice crosses.
/FlemmingComment
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Thanks, guys! These two have really helped me on the way to getting all of the known maker varieties -- but there are still a few more!
GeorgeComment
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George, What are the variations that You are looking for? Those two are very interesting!
KevinComment
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UAUUUHHH !!!
lovely and rare variante !!
Never I have had possibility to buy one..Comment
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"George, What are the variations that You are looking for? Those two are very interesting! "
Well, not to throw out hints or anything ( ), but I don't have an "L/57" screwback, or a nice "L/18" screwback. I think that's about it. (I'm not going after Junckers....)
GeorgeComment
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Beautiful, and thank you for showing them, George.
Is an "L/11" mark without the box around it considerably rarer than the standard mark (as shown on your pins) with the box? One sees fewer of them.
~TrevorBest regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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I would say that "L/11" without box is rarer than with. And I've never seen it without box on a pin.GeorgeComment
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