I think that is true of EK1s but not EK2s. There are four R-3 EK2 frames, but only two R-3 EK1 frames, as you say.
I believe the Schinkel-B makes (5) EKII frames.
Edit: I take that back. I've looked at my crosses and found that the 'heavy' and the 'swasi on plateau' share the same frame, making (4) EKII frames as you said, Trevor.
Edit: I take that back. I've looked at my crosses and found that the 'heavy' and the 'swasi on plateau' share the same frame, making (4) EKII frames as you said, Trevor.
Wow, is that so? I've never owned a "swastika on plinth (plateau)" example, and I did not know that. I wonder if that's true with the "swastika on plinth" examples that have the stippled core also (yours seems to be an uncommon "swastika on plinth without stippled core" example, Robert).
Here is George's with stippled core:
Does this appear to be the "heavy," or "thick" frame?
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Mine has the stippled core as well, Trevor. I feel really dumb here. I'm finding slight differences in the two frames now, so I'll say there are (5) R3 EKII frames. I studied the frames right after I woke up this morning; I'm also sick today. Forgive me. Here is my 'large' strippled core R3...
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