I just received this EKII from an e-stand sale, and have to say I am thrilled to finally find this cross with a makers mark on the ring. I have many of these crosses I have bought from Detlev over the years, which he calls a 'typical Juncker type.' All of the examples I have display a brass jump ring, very pronounced cross-hatching of the beading near the swasi and on the outside corners, and the 'humped' frame. I have read somewhere on the forum that the '109' had the hump on the frame. I do not remember where I read this, but I took note of this and wrote it in my EKII journal. Many '109's have been posted on the forum with packets, even by me, but have never had the ring marked as a '109'. This photo of the ring stamp is very lopsided, the '9' being very heavy, and the '0' moderate. Could there have been a '1' to the left of the '0'? Turned upside down it appears to be '60'. We know that the maker '60' did not design his cross frames with a hump. Could this be the real thing, a real '109'? Have see....
Here is a link to a marked '60' EKII: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...4&highlight=60
And here's a link to a '66' EKII: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...7&highlight=66
Robert
Here is a link to a marked '60' EKII: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...4&highlight=60
And here's a link to a '66' EKII: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...7&highlight=66
Robert
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