Hello, heres around 3 EK1 it has repaired catch,but to me has a been there look to it. it is vaulted. bb
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Hello,
clearer photographes would be of some help.
Such combination I do not have seen yet (obverse + reverse).
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I have also not seen that obverse/reverse combination.GeorgeComment
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Me neither... nor a vaulted one.Originally posted by George Stimson
Billybob...
I would suggest you check the solder to see if looks like it has been tampered with... the frame (beading) is not that of a typical round three EK1 but the core looks OK.
I would suggest by the lifting corners of the inner beading junctures that it's possible this has been vaulted by hand.. at some point...
Here's a better view of yours showing the lifting corners and beading...
JMO
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hello, I checked where frames connect, not resoldered. I agree handvaulted,lots of solder at catch though. more pics. frontComment
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the "parts" of the cross are definately original, but as george already said, this "combination" is unknown.
take a look at the soldering between the frames.
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cross has magnetic center more picsComment
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When I bought this cross at a show, the seller didnt say anything about round3, upon closer inspection I saw it.
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The rim do say Deschler to me? Also some parts in the date, and the swaz maybe. Just did a check whit my nr 1, its the same hinge on my 1. Just a theory, some did file down the pin to that shape. It******180;s shure a 100 nice orginal round 3, and IMO made by maker nr 1.
MikaelLast edited by meriksson; 11-13-2005, 11:11 AM.Comment
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