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    Identity of these EK 1's

    Thanks!! Third one w/back shot only is marked 100.........
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      100

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        case

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            Originally posted by birdie View Post
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            Not sure exactly what you are asking. If you want to know who the maker 100 was, it was Rudolf Wachtler & Lange, or W&L. The apparent unmarked crosses appear to be a S&L on the top and below a (better[up close] photos would help) for sure, as my eyes aren't the best. Is it marked anything like L/19, etc. I believe the case is self explanatory. Hopefully this will help.
            Last edited by ekhunter; 10-30-2006, 05:01 PM.

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              Hello all,

              That top cross is a Souval and doesn't go with the case.

              William Kramer
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                #8
                True, the top one is a Souval. If one looks close, you can see the dipping three on the core, and the distinctive corners of the frame. Good catch, and good eyes!!!! Funny, he never responded, anyway, I now believe the one beneath it may be an early Deumer.

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                  Originally posted by all1knew View Post
                  Hello all,

                  That top cross is a Souval and doesn't go with the case.

                  William Kramer
                  Hi!

                  The second cross is an early Deumer.

                  Regards
                  Andreas

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                    Hello,

                    Indeed a Deumer, but not a Maybauer by any means.

                    William Kramer
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by ekhunter View Post
                      Not sure exactly what you are asking.
                      Usually it's "What are these worth"

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