EK1, WWII, unmarked, in case in original paper box.

[van59]

A nice cross that appears to be original. How many paper boxes survive?
Idea of maker?
Thanks in advance, van

[van59]

Ek1

case top

[van59]

Ek1

case bottom

[van59]

Ek1

EK front

[van59]

Ek1

EK back

[grueni1208]

R. Souval

Regards

Daniel

[baldy1939]

Agree with Daniel , Rudolf Souval & the cardboard cases are quite hard too find especially if in excellent / minty condition

[Hank C.]

Very nice set! Congratulations.

best
Hank

[AFF96]

Jackpot! Congrats!

[WEISNER]

Agree with Daniel , Rudolf Souval & the cardboard cases are quite hard too find especially if in excellent / minty condition

I agree, A very nice Wartime Souval at that with perfect patina!! Is the cardboard box marked Souval? A rare find if so! Can You please post more photos of the Cardboard case from all sides? I suppose You picked this up at a Yard sale for $25.00! LOL!!!
Kevin

[all1knew]

Hello there,

Congrats on your latest purchase.

William Kramer

[HuD]

Hello Van, nice Souval cross and overall set. Really a good buy
Do you have a picture of the side of the carton box with the name of the maker?
Stefano

[van59]

EK1 box

For Kevin and Stefano, here are some pics of the cardboard box. There is no name of manufacturer. The case fits within snugly like a proper fitting glove. As can be seen, this box is showing age and wear and tear.
Since these boxes are cheap, what do you-all suggest to preserve them from further deterioration especially at the folds of the cover opening where these folds wear out and break off after so much usage.
Unfortunately, Kevin, I had to pay a little bit more than $25 bucks but still got it at what I consider a good price.
I wish to thank all of you for your input whether picking something apart or complimenting on my good fortune to acquiring a legit piece.

[van59]

EK1 box

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[van59]

EK1 box

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