Have a Look at My Display Room

[Blitz]

Is that an early 1813ek2 i see?????!?! Oh my God!

[Frosch]

Bill,

Could you post images of the back and the side of the
Mecklenburg 1870 you show in post #57?

Many thanks in advance,

/David

[PaulR]

[I have never seen a real 1813 EK before! What a beaut! Thanks for sharing this awesome display!!

Regards
Paul

[Bill M]

--Thanks, Gents - more to come!
--Antti - yes that's a pretty early 1813, probably in the original run of the 3-piece crosses. I went through a great learning process in the quest for this piece, it took me a couple of years to find an acceptable one...

--For now, David's request for the Mecklenburg back-shot, I'll have to get the camera out again for a side-shot...

[Sebastian Bianchi]

The bullets in the cases are a nice detail. I might have to include that as I move forward with my gun cabinet.... hope you don't mind, I'll give you credit!

[Bill M]

--Ah, finally noticed! Those are gen-u-ine 1944 issue, fired off at the range early last year.

[atcase]

Very nice indeed Bill and very tastefully done.

Ashley

[Frank Heukemes]

Good stuff, Bill. The maker of your PAB is Hermann Aurich I guess.

[Frosch]

--For now, David's request for the Mecklenburg back-shot, I'll have to get the camera out again for a side-shot...

Thanks Bill.


/David

[Bill M]

--You got it, Frank! That's an Aurich PAB alright, good eyes!