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    #1

    Help with UM EKII!

    Thanks for looking at this,,I'm not up to speed on my EK's yet,,
    what do you all think?
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      #3
      It is an original '75'.

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        b
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                  #9
                  WOW now thats what i call fast service
                  Thanks Robert!

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                    #10
                    What unique characteristic does it have that you can ID this readily?
                    (so I can learn!)
                    The inside corners look crudely finished...am I on track?

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                      #11
                      This is the 2nd '75' that's hit the boards today. It was just too easy after seeing Grueni identify one.

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                        Originally posted by Niblet View Post
                        What unique characteristic does it have that you can ID this readily?
                        (so I can learn!)
                        The '3' in 1939! And, the curved beading as it approaches the swasi.

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                          #13
                          I saw that one my self and said "hey" but then I thought that it was too easy!
                          thanks again!

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                            #14
                            Has someone unearthed a hoard of these crosses, they're coming thick and fast over the last few days! The design of the three on these crosses is quite distinctive.

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                              You're very welcome! Here's one of mine...
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