My only '20' marked EK1. Thought I might as well get the best example I can find. BTW the picture doesn't give it full justice.
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back is just as minty.
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With it's standard home. Which, by the way, is a D&B case.
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Nice one Rich
.It's a beautiful cross and home.
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Very nice Richard!...probably take about an hour for my face to turn back to its normal colour from "green"Comment
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Pretty nice
Best regards
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Nice one Richard
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Thanks for the replies
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That looks like a D&B case Rich, I've not responded yet to your reply on the cases forum, but I'd consider this case earlier, because the later D&B bases were more flat and didn't have the material suspended where the slit is.
Also this case will be more domed in shape than so thought later ones and a 'ring' around the button of the catch.
It's just a fundamental observation with no real pin point in scale of time, but more an assumption that this would perhaps prescribe to being earlier with counter part boxes of the very same maker.
Sort of an edcuated
'guess' if honest.
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Just looked at it again, you say it's a D&B already
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