New EK2. Maker?

[Steve Campbell]

Just recieved this unmarked EK2 in the mail. I got it for a decent price and it actually looks pretty good in hand. Was one of those impulse buys. Not sure how good these scans are, but any idea of the maker?

[Steve Campbell]

Here's the rear. Thanks for looking.

[Hank C.]

..edit... Not sure how good these scans are, but any idea of the maker?

Scans are too small/dark to say anything. A couple could be ruled out, but that leaves around 50 it could be....

That said, looks like a good cross.

best
Hank

[Steve Campbell]

Yeah the scans suck. I really like the cross though. I'll try and get some pictures up. Thanks, Steve

[Steve Campbell]

Here's a picture I took. Maybe this will help.

[Steve Campbell]

Wrong one. Here's the picture.

[Steve Campbell]

And the back. Thanks

[Steve Campbell]

Not again! Here's the picture.

[Steve Campbell]

Had some technical difficulties there. Sorry. If the moderator wants to delete those extra scans, feel free. Here's the back.

[Peter Wiking]

Steve
There are roughly 100 makers that made the Iron Cross during the war. With so many wartime produsers it is not possible to tell for sure what maker that prodused your cross. Not with these photos. They are to small.

You must provide large photos. Obverse and reverse. Flat on. Even then it can be difficult.

Cheers.
Peter

[Steve Campbell]

That had occured to me. I thought there might have been something that jumped out at someone. Thanks for trying. I may try and get some better pictures up later. Looks like a legit cross all the same eh?

[Peter Wiking]

That had occured to me. I thought there might have been something that jumped out at someone. Thanks for trying. I may try and get some better pictures up later. Looks like a legit cross all the same eh?

The cross looks fine from here.

Cheers.
Peter

[Steve Campbell]

Thanks.