As I am desperately trying to improve my meager EK1 holdings, I made a list of all the EK1 manufacturer's marks that I could find. I know that JensF has put considerable work into his exhaustive EK2 list, (great job) but I wanted to narrow it down to <u>markings</u> found on EK1. I thought others may find it useful as well, so here it is. If I missed any, or made any errors, please let me know, I will update it chop chop. And, if you think this is useful, make the link a favorite. Link is below. Thanx, Tony http://www.kaisersbunker.com/stuff/1914_EK1_makers.htm
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Hi Tony,
great job!
Only one addition to the silver marks: SILBER
(http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=37021)
Best wishes
Joerg
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Eric Stahlhut
Nice!
Just to help a bit-- The D.R.G.M. patent number of 653146 was for this specific type of screwback assembly and was held by the firm of Paul Meybauer. Their adress was Junkerstr. 19, Berlin.
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Originally posted by Eric StahlhutJust to help a bit-- The D.R.G.M. patent number of 653146 was for this specific type of screwback assembly and was held by the firm of Paul Meybauer. Their adress was Junkerstr. 19, Berlin.
Are all D.R.G.M. screwbacks made by Meybauer? Are there any EKs out there
with the D.R.G.M. patent number and the Meybauer logo?
Thanks,
Greg
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Eric Stahlhut
Hi Greg,
There are several types of DRGM marked screwback assemblies- I am referring the the one with the cross shaped backing plate and small (looped) retaining disc. This particular system was also used on wound badges and Freikorps awards.
Yes, there are awards that have the Meybauer logo and numbers.
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OK, thanks for the correction Joerg, I added "SILBER" to the silver content. Thank you Eric, I changed D.R.G.M. 653146 to reflect the manufacturer of Meybauer. Is that correct? Here is the link again, you may have to "refresh" your browser to see the change. Thanx, Tony http://www.kaisersbunker.com/stuff/1914_EK1_makers.htm
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Eric Stahlhut
Looks good!
Friedrich Sedlatzek, Berlin was another maker. Silver content went up to .950, and you may wish consider adding the 'box', or 'square' stamp to the symbols section along with a big question mark. As far as I know, no one has yet figured out who made these items.
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Originally posted by Eric StahlhutFriedrich Sedlatzek, Berlin was another maker. Silver content went up to .950, and you may wish consider adding the 'box', or 'square' stamp to the symbols section along with a big question mark. As far as I know, no one has yet figured out who made these items.
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Eric Stahlhut
Hi Tony,
Yes, they marked the EK1s with the full name and address of the Sedlatzek enterprise on the reverse of the crosses.
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