Here are two EKII's....A MM4 (left) and a MM65 (right), that I received this week....I'm happy to have two more to add to my rebuilt collection.
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Hey Bob,Originally posted by bobcam1 View Post
What happened to the collection that required a rebuild?Best regards,
Streptile
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Cheers, Steve
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"Next to a battle lost, the saddest thing is a battle won." Arthur Wellesley — Duke of WellingtonComment
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The #4 is very nice
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Sweet pair of EK's Bob
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Very nice crosses, Bob.
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Originally posted by streptile View Post
Thanks to the estand, it's getting rebuilt!!!I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.....Comment
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I agree. I've always liked the "4" crosses, even though I have yet to acquire one that is marked on the ring.Originally posted by Snni View PostThe #4 is very niceComment
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I was glad to get this one.....The MM is a bit unusual, I'm told, in that it's stamped along the ring, rather than perpendicular to it....Originally posted by jt327gir View Post
I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.....Comment
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Here's a '4' marked along the ring from my collection.....Comment
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.I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.....Comment
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Again, Very Cool!Cheers, Steve
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Nice crosses I have both, but mm 4 with normal style of mark. MY EK seems same like yours, so it should be original. Be proud about this style of 4 
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Nice EK11 Bob, and nice photos too
AllanLooking for information on RKT KARL HUBER
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Wonderful examples!
I can feel the EK bug working its way under my skin!
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