Hi everyone, I just picked up this Imperial Ek2. It is magnetic, and is made from three piece construction. It is maker marked ko. I payed $65 US dollars. Did I do well, and any info on the maker would be much appreciated.
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A fine and original ko ek2!
I think you can find them cheaper as they are common
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Agreed, a classic example. In my opinion, these often have a specific "form" when it comes to the frame itself that is over time easy to distinguish.
Now, there are various sources; is it Konigliche Ordenskommission or Klein u. Quenzer?Comment
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Thanks guys for input. Glad to know it is actually a real one. I thought it was, but there was a little suspicion in the back of my mind. Since it is a little smaller than my WW2 ek2. Also glad to know I didn't pay too much over for it. In the end I am very satisfied with it =).Comment
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In general, ww1 crosses ARE smaller than TR era crosses.Comment
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Ok, thanks gregM. I did not know that. Much appreciated on the information.Comment
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