EK II with non-combatants ribbon for review

[mistersilver]

Hello everyone, I am finally able to find for my collection an EK II Klasse with tape to non-combatants.
The EK weighs 13.6 grams and measures 43.5 mm by 43.5 mm.
The design of the EK is typical of WW2 period.
What I like about this EK is the design of the frame, in particular that of the interior angles that makes me think of a production of Junkers or AWS.
I'd like to get your opinion.
Ciao Alex

[streptile]

Very nice, very uncommon EK2 by Deschler, München.

[mistersilver]

Thank you very much, your help is always very valuable !!!
Alex

[SCOTT G]

Love these "Pebbled" core crosses, still hunting my first .
Nice find and a great addition to any EK collection.

[Montgomery Burns]

lets see what Deumer had to say about it 1926,,,
from the catalogue .: .

it was always the goal of my firm to deliver only quality products , and I keep on working toward the rising of the quality delivered.
from a few sides low quality products , made fore low prices are offered .
because of that I will certainly not step away from my value's and believes that quality will prevail in the end.
who ever is committed to put honour as extra to his delivery,
is making sure that costumers will come back to order again ,,and therefore will always choose the best of quality fore his products.
in the end quality will prevail as the cheapest way of having a flawless and long term transaction with costumers.

justified wishes of my costumers in order of the design and versions of the products will be carefully judged ,and if possible accomplished.
samples are available .

regards Monty

[Montgomery Burns]

I wonder where these type of crosses fit in ?









,kay

[kid74]

Very nice, very uncommon EK2 by Deschler, München.

Please specify the link where there is a conclusion that the cross produced Deshler?

WR Kirill

[gregM]

Interesting cross, not one that I recognize.

[streptile]

Please specify the link where there is a conclusion that the cross produced Deshler?

WR Kirill

The link is in my head but it's definitely a Deschler.

[kid74]

This is my EK2 by Deschler (3 Reich period). The date on the reverse identical&

WR Kirill

[kid74]

mark

[streptile]

Nice cross Kirill, congrats.

The date on the reverse identical

In fact the whole core is the same.

[kid74]

Nice cross Kirill, congrats.

THX

In fact the whole core is the same.

With high probability, the cross at the beginning of the topic is made by Deschler&

WR Kirill

[streptile]

With high probability, the cross at the beginning of the topic is made by Deschler.

Thanks Kirill. I think that's what I said before...

By the way, in my opinion and based on my research, this cross is the predecessor to the 1939 B-Type, also called by the misnomer "Schinkel-B."

Here's another cross to dispel any lingering doubts.

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[streptile]

Here you can also see that Deschler used the same oakleaves design on their 1957 EKs (© Grüni).

This is just one more theory of mine I have to find the time to turn into a proper thread...