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    #2
    A nice original schinkel EK I by Paul Meybauer.
    It's the first screw back version by this maker which I see.
    There are schinkel EK I's with hinge and pin system and schinkel EK II's by meybauer, too.

    But I believe the screw back is by another 1914 EK I.

    Here are pictures from the hinge and pin version with typical Meybauer pin.

    Regards

    Grueni
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    Regards
    Daniel


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      #3
      ... and the EK II version.
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      Regards
      Daniel


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        #4
        In fact it is a nice original with the cross-shaped backplate missing.
        You can find another one here, staring at post #6:

        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...bauer+schinkel

        Meybauer made 1914 ek's like this, but also 1939 schinkels an regular shaped 1939 ek's....

        Ben
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          #5
          rerverse
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            #6
            Is the Schinkel flat or vaulted?
            Can't really see it in the pics...

            Ben

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              #7
              thats what i call ,,,collecting with a focus

              regards kay

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                #8
                Here's the reverse of a Prinzen-sized 1914 Meybauer EK 1 with the same designation markings on the attachment device.
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                George

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                  #9
                  Thanks guys for your opinions.
                  Anyone with a spare cross-shaped disc?

                  This cross is from the same source. I'm having trouble deciding if it's a geniune cross from Otto Schickle. Sorry for the dark pictures.


                  Last edited by Christian J; 09-20-2008, 12:37 PM.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by RaZpuTiN View Post
                    Thanks guys for your opinions.
                    Anyone with a spare cross-shaped disc?

                    This cross is from the same source. I'm having trouble deciding if it's a geniune cross from Otto Schickle. Sorry for the dark pictures.


                    This EK1 is a Floch fake.

                    Regards,
                    Stephen

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by zambrotta11 View Post
                      This EK1 is a Floch fake.

                      Regards,
                      Stephen
                      Indeed a reproduction.

                      William Kramer
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                        #12
                        So my suspicions were right.
                        It was basically for free, no harm done.
                        Last edited by Christian J; 05-18-2008, 12:21 PM.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by zambrotta11 View Post
                          This EK1 is a Floch fake.

                          Regards,
                          Stephen
                          Yes, definitely a Floch.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by RaZpuTiN View Post
                            So my suspicions were right.
                            It was basically for free, no harm done.
                            Well then there is at least one instance in which a person got floched but not edfcuk.

                            William Kramer
                            Please visit my site: https://wehrmacht-militaria.com/

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by George Stimson View Post
                              Here's the reverse of a Prinzen-sized 1914 Meybauer EK 1 with the same designation markings on the attachment device.
                              Looks sweet George!!

                              Regards,
                              Ben

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