Opinions appreciated on this mm4 EK1 and case, thanks in advance.
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Thanks for the opinions Gentlemen. Given the source I got it, I never had reason to doubt it was good. Was considering selling it as part of my collection downsizing, but the potential buyer thought it was fake.
Appreciate anymore opinions before I offer for sale.Alitur vitium vivitque tegendo
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Originally posted by nate ellisI'm not sure what you guys are looking at but the S&L "4" EKI on page 139 of Gordon's book has the "block" hinge, absent in Colorodo's cross. I'm still learning, and hope this cross is a good one from the seller's point of view.
Nate, like you I'm still learning, (in fact in this hobby do you ever stop learning ?), but between Williamsons and Bowens books I believe that are enough similarities and pointers for this to be a genuine war time piece from S&L. I agree that the one in Gordons book has a block hinge but there other manufacturers who used more than one style of hinge on their war time production EKs.
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David
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Originally posted by George StimsonDidn't S&L use a similar type hinge and pin on their KVKs without swords? (I'm not home now, and can't check....) Wouldn't it have been possible that they occasionally used the same hinge/pin on an EK?
It's just I have never seen an S&L with these two type reverse parts on an EK1. If anyone can show one in their collections or a picture I'm convinced this is original to this cross.
George may be correct. We need some pics guys ...
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