sure, Robert
my pleasure
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Indy
my pleasure
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Thank you Indy
! That's a nicely marked piece. I recently saw a Zimmermann with the stamp '20' on the outside of the pin.
Here are my family's offerings...one L/52, my '20', and my son's '20'...
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Very nice, Robert
CF Zimmermann's EK1s are very sexy, aren't they?
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Yes, I think they have a lot going for them, really classy.Originally posted by Indy View Post Very nice, Robert
CF Zimmermann's EK1s are very sexy, aren't they?
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Indy The hardware is built for rugged trench warfare, as long as the loops and tunic hold up.
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Here's "20" on the outside of the pin.GeorgeComment
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Yes, it's the only one I've ever seen marked like that.GeorgeComment
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George,Originally posted by George Stimson View Post
Do you know if Zimmermann had brass-cored crosses in thier early WWII years, or were they always iron?
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Very nice Zimmermann!Comment
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That's a perfect stamping, George. A very nice collectible. I assume one of the workers at their shop made an unconscious mistake. But, what a nice mistake...for you.Originally posted by George Stimson View Post
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Wow - that's more variations than I imagined! Great Zimmermaenner, guys! Thanks for sharing them!
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Very nice Robert. Yours is in decent shape, but is it just me, or do alot of these seem to show up in poor condition?Comment
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Yes, I've passed up many Zimmermanns due to poor core condition. But, I don't think this would hinder me from buying one of the double-stamped variants.Originally posted by Steve Campell View Post
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"Yes, I've passed up many Zimmermanns due to poor core condition. But, I don't think this would hinder me from buying one of the double-stamped variants."
I didn't hinder me. Here's the obverse of my double-stamped example. (I rather like it, actually. )
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It looks like it spent some time in the rain and snow of war-torn Europe. I like it too.
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