Carl Forster & Graf EK2 packet study

[bobcam1]

RE: My Forster & Graf LDO warrantied EKII packet

.....The other contention, this maker Carl Forster & Graf cannot be attributed to an EK, nor is this maker as of yet known to have produced EK's.

Marcus,

Thanks for pointing me to your discussion thread. I have a question, though.....

Is there simply no evidence that Carl Forster & Graf produced EK's, or is it just that it HAS been proven that they did NOT do so?

Could they be responsible for the mystery "75" maker marked EK, or is that just wishful thinking on my part, since I have a MM75 EKII?....

Thanks once again for pointing me to a very interesting discussion, which in MY mind, lends credence to the legitimacy of my packet.

Cheers,
Bob.

[George Stimson]

Can anyone come up with some TR-period printing that is not on an award packet (eg., something in an issue of the Volkischer Beobacter, or an award document, or some other printed item) wherein the "computer-type" spacing of letters can be seen?

[David Fettes]

The warning labels on the Volksempfanger had three lines of text with "computer" style spacings.

[George Stimson]

Thanks, David. Since my inquiry I have come across another example of "computer type" spacing on a printed TR item, a postcard extolling the flak service. (Since the card is not part of my collection, I won't post it here.)