Juncker Schinkel

[Dansson]

It's been a while since I last got a 1939 EK2, that I did buy for it's variation.

It's not only about finding a cross, for me. As the prices are what they are, it's not only about finding a rare Iron Cross, the challenge included is trying to find a reasonably priced one.

Nevertheless. this is an upgrade to my previous. As all non-ferrous material seems to disapprove paint, in general.

[Yubari]

this schinkel is very nice, cg

[Gew44]

Beautiful example.

Sorry but I haven't understood if is magnetic or not.

[Dansson]

Beautiful example.

Sorry but I haven't understood if is magnetic or not.

Hi, thank you!

It's "non-magnetic" (non-ferrous).


A thanks to Yubari for your comment. Glad that the beauty isn't just in my eyes.

[Jelle M.]

A nice cross for me as well with a beautiful preserved finish.

[Gew44]

Hi, thank you!

It's "non-magnetic" (non-ferrous).


A thanks to Yubari for your comment. Glad that the beauty isn't just in my eyes.

Thanks for reply and I apologize.

Is little gem, also mine is in same condition, probably is good raw material used.

[otto1961]

Hi Dansson,
is very beautiful, in good condition.
Thanks for showing it.

[Gew44]

Here mine.
Same good paint quality.

[Dansson]

Thanks all.
Beautiful cross

My first Juncker Schinkel was almost gray of paint loss, compared to that this is an upgrade condition wise.

[ben bijker]

Very nice indeed!

And I agree, it is a game to find reasonable items in good condition.
Works the same for me!