Iron Cross statistics!

[Blitz]

I could put up a stats thread for PLMs.. If there is more demand But, it would be a VERY short thread, like the German Cross statistics..

[Tom Y]

'14 Ekii "jws"

[George Stimson]

EK numbers

For the record, I've not gotten rid of any of my reported EKs -- and more are on the way!!!

[Blitz]

I knew i could count on you, mates! Now get yourselves out there and hunt some EKs!

[Blitz]

Again on leave, giving you numbers. I thank you again for keeping me occupied! Another week has passed.. Holiday almoust over, gotta go back today.. Well, anyways, here you go. Enjoy..

Summa summarum part 41

1813
Gross Kreuz
I cl.
II cl. 9
II cl. (non-combanant)

1870
Gross Kreuz
I cl. 8
II cl. 69
II cl. (non-combanant) 9
II cl. oak leaves 32
Merit Cross for Women 1

1914
Gross Kreuz 1
I cl. 418
II cl. 1093 !?!
II cl. (non-combanant) 46
II cl. Spange 11

1939
Gross Kreuz
RK oak leaves, swords and diamonds 1
RK oak leaves and swords 3
RK oak leaves 7
RK 41!
I cl. 566!!!!
I cl. Spange 78
II cl. 825!
II cl. Spange 93

1957

I cl. 34
I cl. Spange 5
II cl. 34
II cl. Spange 5
RK 28
Oak leaves 8
Oak leaves and swords 10

Ps. Thank you again for your participation!

[JensF.]

And now think about the length of a row made from all these EKI and EKII...

[Mike Kenny]

Hi,

When I've asked for EKs to be added, the number already takes into account the rare few EKs that I may have sold.

Two easy EKs to add;

1914 EK1 x 2

And a difficult one to file;

A 1957 version of the 1914 EK1 with the 1957 version of the 1939 First Class Spange ATTACHED!

Regards
Mike K

[JensF.]

Mike, can you post a pic of this rarity?

[George Stimson]

While we're waiting for Mike's....

[JensF.]

Cool item!

[Blitz]

Thanks, Mike I have thought about the row, Jens... But, it's just a thought, remember nice one, George.. have you added that yet?

[George Stimson]

Did I add it?

Wow, I don't remember. Should I go back through the whole thread looking for it?

[George Stimson]

It was easier to find than I thought!
Yes, I did. (Page six)

[JensF.]

Makes 3111 EKI and EKII. With an average width of 4,3 cm per cross you have a 13377 cm (or 133,77 m) long row of EKs (without RKs and Spangen). Come on gentlemen, let's try 1 KM!

[Mike Kenny]

Hi,

1959 version of the 1914EK1 with attached 1939 Spange as requested. Looks the same as George's example. One of the painted centre types but the core is magnetic.

Regards
Mike K