Well ; still looks like the first 9 has an edged top and not the 2nd 9 with the paint chip on the edge . Noticed though that the 1 is quit short in the close up , ... which may be different to the others .
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I think those are a match.Best regards,
Streptile
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Very nice juncker crosses.
I would like to have an marked EK2 L/12 cross one day.
If some one have it for sale please let me know!
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The numbers are different as Robert first indicated . Could not magnify his picture any more , ... marked out what I could find . The hook on the 3 being the main feature .
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I am sorry, can you renew (restore) pictures of obverses by yours EK2?Originally posted by streptile View PostI've developed an interest in Juncker EK2s, which is odd because I used to say that I didn't understand their appeal. Here are some of the types I've found and a little information about them.
1) Standard Juncker (also called "full Juncker"). This one has the traditional Juncker 3-flaw frame and "teardop 9" core. The core is magnetic.
Another of the same type:
I'm very happy to have this last one back in my collection. I had sold it, and the buyer returned it to me. I've decided now to keep it as I think it has the most character of any of the 3-flaw Junckers I've seen.
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It's odd that these disappeared because only the obverse photos were stored on the WAF. When the server was switched, all the photos disappeared. Only the Photobucket photos remain. Go figure.Originally posted by kid74 View Post
I'll restore them some time, but I also need to update the information in this thread, some of which is outdated.Best regards,
Streptile
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