The biannual meeting of the "Holy Grail Club" 2010

[gregM]

Here is mine again.
Still trying to get a clear, sharp detail picture.

Trust me, I'm not trying to hog the thread

[streptile]

That's the best photo I've seen of yours, Greg.

It really is a great, great example of the cross!

Thanks for showing it again .

[VtwinVince]

Greg, those core details are great. Would you say yours is an early piece?

[gregM]

Would you say yours is an early piece?

Detlov told me that he thought it was most likely from the 1815 batch
and has a early frame repair probably done in the 1830s. I don't know
how one would know this but I don't have any reason to disagree with him.

[Marc Garlasco]

Here is my EK2

[gregM]

Great cross Marc I love the early multi-piece frame.
Thanks for sharing it with us.

[streptile]

Great stuff so far, guys. Thanks for posting

Don, is your example also a "notch-pin" multi-part frame?

[Don D.]

Yep.

[gregM]

Don, is your example also a "notch-pin" multi-part frame?

I completely missed that. I can see it now that I went back and looked again. -- NICE !

[VtwinVince]

That's a real beauty, Marc. Looks like the Oese is a replacement, or?

[gregM]

Vince, Trevor----Welcome to the club.

Thanks everyone for posting these really great crosses

Only nine posted this time around. I think some forum members have sold their
1813s and / or possibly no longer post on WAF and have moved to other forms.
Too bad, it's always nice to see other examples of a rare cross.

[Montgomery Burns]

wy is there no special section fore them in the data base ...?

regards kay










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[Don D.]

Good question Kay.

[VtwinVince]

Good point, Kay, I think this should become a permanent thing. Also, does anyone have an example of the 'Holy of Holies', the 1813 EK1?

[streptile]

Good point, Kay, I think this should become a permanent thing. Also, does anyone have an example of the 'Holy of Holies', the 1813 EK1?

At least one member here has one. Perhaps he will grace this thread with it?