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    Makers of EK I marked with L

    Hello

    I’m a bit puzzled by the following.
    When I look at the markings of the makers of EK I with L in front of the number. I notice they all sign their cross with a L then a / and finally the number. Exemple: L/16

    All the makers of EK with this type of number do this except the L59 (Alois Rettenmaier). He marks his crosses with L59. There is no /

    Maybe there is a logical explanation for this but can anyone give me more information about this?

    Thanks in advance

    cheers
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    #2
    Here is another one without the "/".
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      #3
      And another.
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        #4
        I think that the answer to your question is simply that different makers did their marks different ways.
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          ....

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            #6
            .. and also Souval. Interesting to note that all these 4 makers are very close in number as well .... L54, L55, L58 and L59 (coincidence?) ...
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              #7
              Coincidence? Probably, because right in the middle of your series is "L/56".
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                #8
                Originally posted by George Stimson
                Coincidence? Probably, because right in the middle of your series is "L/56".
                Ahhh ... I heard that Funcke & Bruninghaus always bucked the system anyway

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                  #9
                  Thank you all for your reactions.

                  I thought there was maybe a general rule how to stamp the cross that everybody had to follow but apparently there is no such rule.

                  cheers

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