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    Pair Round 3 - Different Makers??

    I was looking at my Round 3 EKII and noticed that they were different both in size and dates.

    This one in the year 1813 the 8 and 3 are setting lower than the rest of the numbers.

    Weight: 23g<O</O
    Ring: 14mm<O</O
    Size: 44mm X 44.5mm<O</O
    Frame thickness: 4.5mm<O</O
    Ribs: 30 per side<O</O
    <O</O
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    Round 3

    In the second one the 9 has been shaved so that it would fit in the frame.

    Weight: 23g<O</O
    Ring: 15 mm<O</O
    Size: 44.5 mm X 44.5 mm<O</O
    Frame thickness: 5 mm<O</O
    Ribs: 30 per side

    Does anyone know who made these? Appreciate any help given. Thanks

    Jim
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      At the moment I know 5 different versions of the rounded 3's.
      But I know only 1 maker of these and that's Deschler.

      Regards

      Grueni
      Regards
      Daniel


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        Grueni , of the 5 versions that you know of were they all magnetic cores ?

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          Grueni

          Do you have pictures of the other three types?

          Thanks

          Jim

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            Originally posted by CMSgt View Post
            Grueni

            Do you have pictures of the other three types?

            Thanks

            Jim
            Schinkel B design with rounded 3
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              Rounded 3 version with swas on base
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                Rounded 3 by Deschler

                It's the same frame like the standard EK II's by Deschler.
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                  Originally posted by baldy1939 View Post
                  Grueni , of the 5 versions that you know of were they all magnetic cores ?
                  All 5 versions are with magnetic core.

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                  Grueni
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                    Grueni,
                    why do you think Deschler made the other round 3 ek 's as well??

                    I have a large number of Deschler crosses, mm'ed 1 , L/10, unmarked, round 3 (ek1 and 2) and they all have the same frame.
                    Why use an entirely different frame just for these pieces?
                    Why use 3 different cores for a small series of round 3 crosses?

                    I know the big hole is considered a Descler trade-mark, but to call of of these crosses Deschlers based on that hole.....

                    So please explain your statement, I am always willing to learn.
                    Best regards,
                    Ben

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                      Originally posted by ben bijker View Post
                      Grueni,
                      why do you think Deschler made the other round 3 ek 's as well??


                      Originally posted by grueni1208 View Post
                      At the moment I know 5 different versions of the rounded 3's.
                      But I know only 1 maker of these and that's Deschler.
                      From 5 "rounded 3" versions I know only one maker.
                      The other 4 versions are unknown (for me)

                      Regards

                      Grueni
                      Last edited by grueni1208; 04-26-2008, 05:14 PM.
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                        well, I guess I misinterpreted your remarks.

                        I thought you were repeating what you wrote a while back, that you were convinced Deschler made the other as well, based on the big hole in the hump.

                        Regards,
                        Ben

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                          Grueni

                          Thank you for the pictures, now I know what the other ones look like.

                          Jim

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