Prussian EK1 made in WW2?

[ckkyt003]

Hi guys

I was told this is a WW2 made prussian EK1. So the members here may know more about the manufacturer of it. Could you help me to check it please? The mark is L/16, who is the maker?

Thanks in advance.

[Steve Campbell]

This does look like a TR era EK1. L/16 is the LDO code for Stienhauer and Lucke. The L in the stamp looks a little strange, although these 1914 EKs from this era can be found with a handful of LDO marks.

[Roglebk]

Looks like a good 1914/1939 EKI, don't know about the mm though. One of our Dutch forum friends knows a lot more about those ones, think it is Luud or maybe Kay Bunneke?

[Robert P.]

Here's a good (better) 'L/16' mark...

[streptile]

Here's a good (better) 'L/16' mark...

I think I recognize that photo...

[Montgomery Burns]

Looks like a good 1914/1939 EKI, don't know about the mm though. One of our Dutch forum friends knows a lot more about those ones, think it is Luud or maybe Kay Bunneke?

seen these L16 ek1 screw many more (Steinhauer & lück,,Lüdenscheid )

core has the closed 4

this link will be interesting fore you
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=history+s%26l

[George Stimson]

Here's my example.

[George Stimson]

Reverse.

[George Stimson]

Mark (bad pic).

[jt327gir]

That L/16 mark looks remarkably similar to the one on Treccba1's cross.

[George Stimson]

"That L/16 mark looks remarkably similar to the one on Treccba1's cross."

Yes, it does.