TR EK1 for review...any opinions will be glad

[alessio cammelli]

Hello guys....I got a while back my only ww1 Ek1...I was told that is a TR production but I do not remember the maker...now that I am forced to sell it here any help and thought would be very glad....

thanks to all in advance

Alessio

[alessio cammelli]

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[Don D.]

Good Deumer.

[gregM]

Good Deumer.

Agree

[alessio cammelli]

Don and Greg really many thanks for your time and your knowledge...

Alessio

[morel5000]

Non magnetic?

[Roglebk]

Could be pre WW2 too, start of 20s to -45.

[alessio cammelli]

Could be pre WW2 too, start of 20s to -45.

Hello Roglebk...I was told it's a post ww1/TR production (20's-30's) as mentioned in the first post...I'm not an awards expert and I'm sorry but I do not understand the core of your post as well as the cross being un-magnetic or not...of course I'm open to your knowledge and explanations.....

sorry guys

best

alessio

[morel5000]

No problem. This maker (accepted as Deumer) has a magnetic (iron) and nonmagnetic (brass) version of this core. I recently acquired the nonmagnetic version.

Link is here:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=618816

It is simple to test by holding a magnet to the core.

Best regards,
Michel

[Roglebk]

Hello Roglebk...I was told it's a post ww1/TR production (20's-30's) as mentioned in the first post...I'm not an awards expert and I'm sorry but I do not understand the core of your post as well as the cross being un-magnetic or not...of course I'm open to your knowledge and explanations.....

sorry guys

best

alessio

You stated TR that started -33, only pointed out that it could be an earlier made cross as Deumer produced those under a long time, starting early 20s. It's a nice one.

[alessio cammelli]

No problem. This maker (accepted as Deumer) has a magnetic (iron) and nonmagnetic (brass) version of this core. I recently acquired the nonmagnetic version.

Link is here:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=618816

It is simple to test by holding a magnet to the core.

Best regards,
Michel

Hello Michel and thanks a lot for your post...will try and let you (and the others) know...

best

ale

[alessio cammelli]

You stated TR that started -33, only pointed out that it could be an earlier made cross as Deumer produced those under a long time, starting early 20s. It's a nice one.

Hello bro your reply is very clear...sorry again for my not-knowledge...will let you know about it being magnetic or non-magnetic core...

best and thanks a lot to all here (glad being part of this great family)

Alessio

[petopoint]

Why, it's a Weimar

Congrats on your recent acquisition, nice looking Weimar Iron 1st class.

Peto at point

[alessio cammelli]

Congrats on your recent acquisition, nice looking Weimar Iron 1st class.

Peto at point

Yes Peto your are right...just used a magnet....now I can confirm it has a brass core....

thanks again to all

Alessio