My 1939 EK Collection

[Steve Campbell]

The mark of the 120. Very readable.

[Steve Campbell]

Not an EK, but certainly related. A decent EK2 spange, marked L/11 for Deumer.

[Steve Campbell]

The rear of the EK2 spange.

[Steve Campbell]

A better shot of the maker mark.

[Steve Campbell]

Again, not an EK, but related. I won't have too many of these. It's a German Cross, Gold, in cloth. It's missing the fabric around the edge, but otherwise an honest piece.

[Steve Campbell]

The rear of the German Cross in Cloth. Still has the paper backing.

[Robert P.]

Thank you for sharing these great additions to your ever-growing collection, Steve. I especially like the Zimmermann and Godet offerings. They are probably my all time favorites in the EK family, such quality and eye appeal.

Robert

[Steve Campbell]

Thank you for sharing these great additions to your ever-growing collection, Steve. I especially like the Zimmermann and Godet offerings. They are probably my all time favorites in the EK family, such quality and eye appeal.

Robert

Thanks Robert, I can always rely on you for a positive comment. What about the Deschler EK1? Hard to beat that. The L/11 spange, the German Cross and the 120 EK2 are all from the same Canadian vet's estate. Picking up a cased L15 KVK with swords from that lot tomorrow.

[Robert P.]

That Deschler EKI IS nice! And that small mark L/13 is great too. I used to own one of those in mint condition with that same style mark. It's good. With Gordon Williamson's new book on the KVK coming out I'm hunting for more of the buntmetal KVKI series also. Have fun. It's always nice to have a 'honey hole' to keep buying from! Great stuff, my friend.

Robert

[all1knew]

Hello there,

So where is this L/15 in the case? Great additions thus far.

William Kramer

[Steve Campbell]

Hello there,

So where is this L/15 in the case? Great additions thus far.

William Kramer

Thanks. I just got home. I picked up that L15 EK1 today and will have it posted later tonight.