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[5tefan]

Hello,

Yesterday, it was a very good EK1 day

Now, I have completed my first mission to make photos from each screwback maker. I know there are some more possible disc setup of each maker, but the obverse are mostly identical.

Next step, I try to get from each maker the pinback complete.

I think the hardest nut will be the EK1 "L/14" & "21" pinback

Attached you'll see my latest EK1 "L/50" SB which completed my first mission

--- MISSION COMPLETED ---

Hope you like it

[Hakan81]

HOLY SMOKE
Cheers, Hakan

[wvdparis2]

nice cross & I really like the family picture !

[Woolgar]

Outstanding Stefan great work

Nick

[Hartigan]

Thats great Stefan! Great! Thanks for posting it!

[dc9]

Stefan,

Is this study going to make it into a book anytime soon? If not yours, possibly a contribution to one of the new ones slated for publication?

Great job!

Eric

[mrg]

, wow great collection Stefan.

[Ewan S]

wow what a collection you have there

[5tefan]

Many Thanks for your good feedback

Here is a list of additional options and unknown maker
If you know an EK1 type which is not mentioned, pls let me know

[Montgomery Burns]

this is a very nice and good study off ek 1939...

what a nice work you have done ,,,

congratulations and compliments fore you're work ..

it will help a lot off people on this forum

regards kay

[5ribbonbar]

Wow

For me, it is one of the finest EK collections I have seen...good for you !

[Douglas 5]

Very nice !!

This answered a question I had for a long time and no one could realy answer .
It was : How many different disk sizes are there ? From looking at your setup I would assume 3 main sizes and 2 extreems - for about 5 - just looking at diameter only . And having them all there , I would like to ask further about the disk thread posts . How many have the 'thin' thread posts and how many have the 'thick' one ? ,,,, and with that did any maker use both types ??
And one last question - assuming you have a few cases - how many different bottom incerts by numbers are there ?? Assuming each disk size had their own numbered base or are we looking at a "3 sizes fits all disks " senario ??? The 'clamshell disk' having a special base by itself .

A thin/thick post type could be worth mentioning as a variation .

Thanks, Douglas

[Steve Campbell]

Amazing. This thread should be pinned. It is an excellent reference.

[hkusp40]

Great work! -Ger

[CMSgt]

Ek

Stefan

Great work and a very nice collection, you are missing "800". L/58 made both magnetic and non-magnetic. Jim