EKII LDO Maker Marks Needed

[Robert P.]

Still looking for maker marks not posted here yet (highlighted)...

Full list, with rarity:

L/11 - very often to find
L/12 - very rare
L/13 - rare
L/14 - very rare
L/15 - very rare
L/16 - very rare
L/18 - very rare
L/54 - very rare
L/55 - rare
L/56 - very rare

[ciritione]

another L/12

[Robert P.]

Fernando,

I'm not certain ring-stamped Junckers are accepted as period maker marks. The general concensus is they are frame-stamped.

[ciritione]

Hello Robert,

then, the stamp is postwar?

[Robert P.]

Hello Robert,

then, the stamp is postwar?

From what I understand from others, yes, postwar.

[streptile]

Hello Robert,
then, the stamp is postwar?

Why don't you post the cross in another thread an let us have a look at the entire piece?

[Douglas 5]

I would be interested in that cross as well to see what frame it has .

Douglas

[Douglas 5]

Here is a L/54 variant ; : .. short top 5 and a curled in bottom loop on the 5 : Owner Roman WMA ... I thought worth posting .

Douglas

[Douglas 5]

I do have some pictures of the same as shown above , which I will not duplicate .
One not shown yet : a L/16 owner not marked .

Douglas

[Robert P.]

Thank you much, Douglas!

[TRAVLRSEASIA]

Ldo ek2 - l/57?

Robert;

Was there not a thread sometime ago where a member had a TR era WW1 Ek2 that was marked L/57? I believe that while 2 excellent photos of the cross were displayed, an image of the maker mark was not provided. To date, this is the only known case I have heard of an L/57 marked EK2.

[Robert P.]

Robert;

Was there not a thread sometime ago where a member had a TR era WW1 Ek2 that was marked L/57? I believe that while 2 excellent photos of the cross were displayed, an image of the maker mark was not provided. To date, this is the only known case I have heard of an L/57 marked EK2.

This would be worth doing a search on. Thank you for passing this on to me.

Edit: Getting a 'warm' lead here...

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ghlight=L%2F57

[Steve Campbell]

As per Robert's request here is a 1914 EK2 stamped L/57, obviously a TR era made piece.

[Steve Campbell]

The rear.

[Steve Campbell]

My best shot of the L/57 mark.