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    Juncker ek2 packet with unknown cross???

    I just got this set today and wanted to post it for some opinions.
    I saw the ek2 with this Juncker packet and after searching the forum, on info on the bag, bought it, mainly for the packet.
    The cross, I havent got a clue about. Its unmarked, has had a sticky label over the Hakenkreuz, but the cores paint is overall very good. Any ideas on the maker??

    thanks for looking and any advice.
    regards John
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    The front and back numbering
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      #3
      The packet title.
      regards John
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        #4
        You did very well with that Packet. There are a few Packets that I would consider genuinely "rare" and this is one.
        Best regards,
        Streptile

        Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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          #5
          That's an exclusive packet! I remember years ago when I missed one just like it by seconds on Weitze's update. Congratulations. It's just as nice as having a Juncker cross. Maybe better. BTW, the cross is not a Juncker; what it is I don't know, but will study it more tonight.

          Nice packet!
          Robert

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            #6
            Nice envelope !
            The cross looks like a S&L EK2 ... the frame is rotated 180 degrees .

            Douglas

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              #7
              Ahh, good eye, Douglas.

              Robert

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                #8
                Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
                Nice envelope !
                The cross looks like a S&L EK2 ... the frame is rotated 180 degrees .

                Douglas
                What does that mean douglas ?

                Nick

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                  #9
                  The core or frame is put/assembled upside down .

                  Douglas

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
                    The core or frame is put/assembled upside down .

                    Douglas
                    Thanks Douglas! like Robert says you have a good eye

                    Nick

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
                      Nice envelope !
                      The cross looks like a S&L EK2 ... the frame is rotated 180 degrees .

                      Douglas
                      Thanks for the informaion here. Where do you find all these bits of information??
                      I find it staggering to think how much research you have done to know this.
                      regards John

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                        #12
                        Hi John :
                        It takes time and alot of work to gather information that has been identified over time here , .. besides a firm general understanding of crosses and manufacturing - otherwise even correct information can be used and applied incorrectly .
                        A lot of searching to find information as posts do not stay on the first page - just the nature of the post program . Dietrich and G Stimson are putting together refference books for EK1s and EK2s to finaly to have in hand a basic and on some more advanced information on makers crosses caracteristics and I think variations too . The 1st cross book is due shortly and then some time later the 2nd one . A good in hand starting foundation for beginners and a quick refference for those more advanced for further study ....etc .... and take it anywhere !
                        I am not trying to push a book here . You should see the folders I got of printed material I gathered from when I started . In short there will be more available for new collectors . Is it complet .? No ....and probably never will be as there is unknown information still out there .

                        Regards, Douglas

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                          #13
                          Thanks Douglas for the help here. I will watch out for these books.
                          In the meantime I will keep looking at the Waf crosses forum.
                          Since starting collecting crosses, I have to admit I have learned a wee bit which
                          has just fuelled my admiration for these awards and collecting them.
                          I just wondered if there was anything, bookwise, for iron crosses like the ones published for the close combat clasp, tank badges etc, as these have a wealth of information. So, thanks for putting me in the right direction.

                          kind regards John

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                            #14
                            Very nice and rare packet

                            I'm still looking for a good EK2 book. My main interest are Ek2's, and most books are about EK1! Let me know if you guys have a good and usefull Ek2 book.

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