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Cheers, Frank
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Can someone help me out on these. L/15's and L58's can both have a drop "3" on the obverse? Did they buy their cores from Souval?
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"Did they buy their cores from Souval?"
That's one of the theories.GeorgeComment
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Let me throw something very nasty into this thread:
Check the upcoming auction by Zeige, item 283:
http://www.zeige.com/index2.html
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=400 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=art-empty height=12></TD></TR><TR><TD class=art-body>A SOUVAL produced RK repro with an L/15 marked oaks and swords repro!
Question: Was L/15 (or L 15) one of several marks Souval used to attach to his items postwar?
I have a problem to make the Souval-Vienna-Austria connection to Schickle-Pforzheim-Germany. Just to friggin´far. But Souval-Vienna (apparently using L 15 for post war EKs) in connection with Floch-Vienna (using L 15) is a much easier connection, no?
As I said, I am just throwing this in to be nasty. But it is worth to think about it. I am not sure what to think myself, but isn´t it strange that a vet related L/15 EK1 is so different to the other L 15 marked EK1s?
And isn´t it on the other hand strange as well that the Souval style L 15 EK1s have a pin setup that resembles Floch´s fake L 15 EK1 setup?
I do not want to upset anybody, but give this some thought, please.
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>Cheers, Frank
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Frank,
That's an interesting clue and it leads to an interesting theory. It's certainly something worth considering in the study of these particular EKs.
As for me, I would only want an "L/15" like the one in posts # 14 and 15. (And I don't have one yet!
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