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    Brass core EK1

    Latest arrival, a very nice looking brass core EK1, slightly vaulted. Came in a case also
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    Brass core EK1

    ANother shot of this nice cross
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      #3
      Brass core EK1

      Any idea who the maker is by the way?
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        #4
        Brass core EK1

        A few more shots
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          #5
          Brass core EK1

          Here is a photo showing this new unmarked cross (on the right) together with my L/19, also a brass core.
          The unmarked one is larger. 26mm wide arms but only 43mm across. The L/19 is 44mm across with 25mm arms.
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            #6
            Brass core EK1

            Can anybody help with the manufacturer's name

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              #7
              EK1 brass

              Should I be concerned about the case construction? This piece of wood does not look very old.. . The lining material does not glow under blacklight. I would value your comments on this case...and on the cross manufacturer also pleaaaaaaaaaase
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                #8
                EK1 brass

                The rest of the case now.
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                  #9
                  Friedrich Orth was known for his brass core crosses. I'm afraid that's just a suggestion, not an expert opinion, sorry!

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                    #10
                    Maker

                    Here's my guess -

                    Looking at the wide flanges, pin, hinge, and catch construction I'd guess the maker was Wachtler and Lange (L/55, or 100) although I haven't encountered a brass centered EKI from them before. Did you look under the pin for any marks? Not sure about your case, though.

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                      #11
                      Here's a brass centered "L55"-marked EK 1.
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                      George

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                        #12
                        Reverse.
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                          #13
                          It's marked under the catch, instead of on the underside of the pin (which is usual for Wachtler & Lange).
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                            Brass EK1

                            Thank you all, looks like it, doesn't it? George, does the swaz sit very high on your cross?

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                              #15
                              Yes it does.
                              George

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