Does anyone have any experience with this book?
http://cgi.ebay.com/GERMAN-MEDAL-MAK...item2307e45917
http://cgi.ebay.com/GERMAN-MEDAL-MAK...item2307e45917
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Interesting, I cannot find an author?
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I was thinking the same thing. Why wouldn't the authors name be
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I have version one of it and will probaly get this one too at some point.pseudo-expertComment
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Don, did you find it usefull/ whats your opinion?
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I have the first edition as well Greg, it's a good read. The seller is the author and he is very helpful.
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I'm happy with mine.pseudo-expertComment
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Interesting. I've never seen that book for sale before, and I never notice it cited as an authority. As best you can tell, Don, is the information accurate? Is there anything in there that's not "common knowledge" on the forums, so to speak?Originally posted by Don Doering View PostBest regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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I found the first edition interesting, if only because it's a decent compilation of markings. Most of the info was not new and I had the impression a lot had been "gleaned" from recent forum discussions, but there were some interesting new things (for me) as well. I don't recall much in the way of definite fakes, but I haven't looked at it recently.
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MikeRegards
Mike
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Hello gents, I have bought it (directly to the author) and it look like to me an interesting book (332 p).
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Is this that book I've heard from in which is prooven that EK maker "KO" stands for VIENNA state mint?
f so, might some one please show me that prooves?
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The 1st edition lists KO as the Berlin mint.
The Vienna mint would not make sense imo. Too many KOs are known from German veteran groupings, many with no Austrian association, and there are never any Austrian silver export markings on KOs.
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Mike
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In the second edition the same: Königliches Münzamt Abteilung Orden, Berlin.Originally posted by Mike Kenny View Post
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at least its a smart idea ,,,
I congratulate the author,,,,
wonder if Koch & Berfelt is in it ?
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Ah okay, so that must be another book...
Glad we know Berlin mint did not make one single Iron Cross in WW1.
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