EK1 with two disks

[Mike TM]

Never seen this model before, can be good?

Thanks
Mike

[Montgomery Burns]

the model exist ,
the core is a all round core .(godet /maybauer)

that little spot on the top off the upper arm ? is the thing that concerned me .
if you get that one in ,,you better check the soldering rely good first ...














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[Mike TM]

Hello, I think there was a little pin for hold the cross in the little spot.

regards
Mike

the model exist ,
the core is a all round core .(godet /maybauer)

that little spot on the top off the upper arm ? is the thing that concerned me .
if you get that one in ,,you better check the soldering rely good first ...














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[streptile]

This is a nice Godet with its anti-rotation pin broken off.

[Mike Kenny]

I agree with Trevor, even though the core is not maker specific the frame and the oval disc indicate it is most likely Godet - and a nice one even if the anti-rotation pin has been lost.

Regards
Mike

[gregM]

I agree everything that been said. This style of cross is still one that
eludes me. One day I WILL own one.

[Steve Campbell]

I believe it's known as an oval washer attachement. Here's mine. You can see the anti rotation pin that is broken off yours. Not an easy one to find.

[Steve Campbell]

Without the hardware. You can see it's similar to yours.

[streptile]

Here's mine, a bit tarted up:





By the way, I have recently discovered some additional evidence that this piece is by Godet (if more were needed). I was looking into Godet Iron Crescents (AKA Gallipoli Stars), as some of you may recall. Eventually I figured out what the real, proper Godet type of Iron Crescent was, in case I found one unmarked (which I don't mind). The Godet Iron Crescent -- or at least one of Godet's types (there may be multiples) -- has a very particular and easily identifiable arrangement of rivets to the reverse, and specific attachments to the obverse that are fairly easy to distinguish from other makers. In my searches, I found one Iron Crescent that had every clearly identifiable feature of a Godet, and the exact same reverse hardware as that seen on these oval-disc screwback EK1s. So, these screwback EK1s have the traditional Godet EK1 (and EK2) frame, the so-called "Godet" core, and this same type of hardware is also used on Godet Iron Crescents. In my mind there is no doubt that this piece was made by Godet.

[Kraal]

Omg THAT one is AWESOME Trevor!

Btw- at the Moment there are MANY MANY MANY Godet EK1s on sale on german ebay, 5 or so the last 2 weeks. Always that standart pattern type you show, just with diferent backsides - needle, fangs, double discs. Are there news that godet is a fake or why is there such a godet selling wave?!

Nontheless, both are original Godets.

I for me don´t need to have this standart pattern Godet anymore.. waiting for this one

[Montgomery Burns]

with fangs on the backside ?

or just a WS













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[streptile]

I for me don´t need to have this standart pattern Godet anymore.. waiting for this one

Hi Andy,

Is that one marked for Godet on the reverse? I know they used this core.

[Kraal]

It´s a vaulted Godet Berlin Version, granted an unmarked piece. Here is another one, posted by a fellow WAF Member if I remember correctly, hope he doesn´t mind if I repost this pics.

Note that there are 2 different types of the vaulted Godet Berlin Needle Versions (actually I`ve only seen two diffrent ones, maybe there are more): They differ slightly in the beading style of the inner corners and have a different needle block.

[morel5000]

Hi Mike,

did you get it?

Best regards,
Michel

[Mike TM]

Next time will be