EK1 maker Juncker

[Aurora68]

Hello Collectors,

would you please have a look at this EK1 Juncker and give me your opinions about it!!!
Thanks in advance and my kindest regards

Martin

[Aurora68]

some more images

[Aurora68]

detail maker mark

[fabri-online]

Hello
100% original and very nice

[Woolgar]

A beauty

A nice Juncker like that is on my radar !

Nick

[römischIX]

in my opinion good too

[magnusmilitaria]

Hello Martin!

Very nice juncker EK1 !!!!
MfG
Mark

[streptile]

In my opinion this cross is a real Juncker, with a late Juncker frame (not their famous "crunch-bead/cross-hatch" frame), a good Juncker L/12 mark, a Juncker pin system, and shows some evidence of having been apart, or open, at one point, and the re-soldered, pr repaired:



To be sure, a real Juncker.

[Douglas 5]

Yes the 2nd frame type used for Juncker with a Juncker pin set . Any closeup of the L/12 please .

Douglas

[AndyC]

Good looking cross


Andy

[all1knew]

Martin,

That is a nice original cross you have there!



William Kramer

[Aurora68]

Hello all,

I´d like to thank for all the comments on my Juncker EK1, I appreciate that a lot!!

As requested, here a close up of the maker mark and a shot from the side.

I do not know what should be wrong with that EK1, following the explanation of Trevor......especially I see no signs of a repair or a "splitt up and put together".

Anyway, I will offer this EK1 at the E stand soon.

Thanks again and my kindest regards

Martin


Here a close up of the maker mark ( hope the quality is good enough)

[Aurora68]

Here a side shot

[Douglas 5]

Thanks Martin :
Enough detail to verify all the features of the L/12 mark . It is a good 2nd type L/12 mark - the most common one .

Douglas

[streptile]

I do not know what should be wrong with that EK1, following the explanation of Trevor......especially I see no signs of a repair or a "splitt up and put together".

Yes, it seems I was mistaken. The new photos make the seams look very nice. I'm still not sure I know what I see in this photo? It really does look like a repaired seam, but I know now it's not.



Sorry for any confusion I may have caused -- it is a good cross with Juncker's late-war frame .