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    EK1 with maker mark "L/11" with pos. lines !

    Hello ;-)

    I like to show this Deumer EK1 with - I think - position lines above the maker mark! Is this usual? The cross is - I think - hand vaulted. Is there any maker which produced vaulted EK1? The only mistake are traces of rework at the hinge of the pin system, but I think it is still very nice ;-) What is your opinion?



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    Last edited by 5tefan; 06-27-2009, 10:02 AM.
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    Nice cross Those sure do look to be positioning marks for the jeweler. I have an EK1 that has slots cut in the backplate to place the hardware.

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      Hello Stefan,

      Nothing wrong with this Deumer.

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        #4
        Here are the placement slots on my #100...
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          Positions lines can be found on some EK1 pin back crosses and short placement marks for screwback crosses . Some of these lines are short and others go across the entire back , like some Godet/Zimmermann crosses . One does find the odd Ek1 that originaly was intended to become a screwback but then for some reason ended up as a pin back instead ... with the center mark for the thread mount and hole for the anti rotation pin .
          Rettenmaier made vaulted crosses .... and looks like that one was attempted by hand .
          Douglas

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