seen on ebay, gone in 2 hours

[Chris Boonzaier]

I was in, but now am out...maybe for someone else, it is a killer
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...ADME:X:ON:US:2

[Eric Stahlhut]

Interesting

Too bad the frames are split open on the cross.

[Chris Boonzaier]

That doc was an abslute killer though......sigh.......

[Fred Borgmann]

Eric, I'll bet the frame isn't split on this one. What you see is the backplate which is not as concave as the main body of the cross. The two screws are mounted on the body of the cross and fit through the backplate which is then held in place by the two nuts. Fred

[Eric Stahlhut]

Hey there Fred

I've gotta stay steadfast on this one. Either the frames are split or there is solder between the two frames. This happens all the time to guys who are trying to enhance their badges by making a fancy 'variant' out of a perfectly good EK1.

Why in the hell would the two screw posts be slotted on the ends? Because you were using a Dremel-type tool to install the screws? Maybe!

[Fred Borgmann]

Yes I do see what looks like a split at the lower right corner, good eye balling. Fred

[Johnny d]

NOT FOR ME.

Never seen or heard of srews like that on 1914's.
I like these.

[Fred Borgmann]

Very Nice! I see what you mean, even though I must admit that I have never seen the version on the right. I'm not an iron cross expert so my not having seen something is not a negative. Fred