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    EK1 for evaluation

    I got this EK1, unmarked. The core is unfortunately broken, I think someone tried to bend it. I searched thru several posts, but can't find the maker. Any help appreciated!
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      #3
      Honestly I'm a little bit sceptic...

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        #4
        It looks like an uncommon original. I think this may be one of the genuine slightly vaulted cast iron core examples. I have seen the core and the hardware before but I'm away from my collection so I can't say if I have one like this.

        Regards
        Mike
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        Mike

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          #5
          Gentlemen,
          thank you for your comments! Max, can you please explain what concerns you see? I'd like to learn more about this piece.

          Regards, valter

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            #6
            I'm with Mike here. Seems to be a cast, vaulted & painted core. Don't think someone tried to hand vault it, cracks comes from tensions in the cast Iron. Imo a period EKI.

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              #7
              Thank you Roglebk!

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                #8
                I like it.
                It shows lot of character.

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                  #9
                  Thanks Greg, I like the character and burden of the years it shows too!

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                    #10
                    Is there a circular mark anywhere on the reverse? I have one similar I think... Same hinge plate anyway. It's got a mark similar to the square punch maker except its a circle.

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                      #11
                      I didn't find any makers marks, but the catch is suppressed so I can't open the pin. I don't dare to use plyers or any other tool. I'll look again when I come home.

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                        #12
                        After careful examination - no markings.

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