would this be considered an EK2 with rounded corners?
Thanks in advance....
Thanks in advance....
-
-
reverse.. -
Sure - it has inner round corners.
DietrichComment
-
Richard..Originally posted by RichardC
Detlevs' recent (and still unsold) one...Comment
-
No longer - thanks for the tip. Just bought it!
DietrichComment
-
thanks for your replies...why are rounded corner EKs worth more than normal EK's?....Comment
-
RichardOriginally posted by RichardC
Anything classified as a 'variant' usually comes with an inflated price tag.
In most cases, this is fair enough..
Except - alas - in the case of rounder RK's..
Comment
-
I bet thats a Deumer, Dietich.Originally posted by Dietrich
Chris
(looking for early K & Q RK)Comment
-
...or Souval ?
Peter WikingComment
-
The piece shown here by Biro does display the characteristics of a Souval EK2.<O
</O
Comment
-
Mmmm...could well beOriginally posted by Peter Wiking
Chris
(looking for early K & Q RK)Comment
-
Its those outer corners on the cross posted by Biro, that makes me think so. They look to be "clutching".
Cheers.
Peter WikingComment
-
Hi Fellows,
Why is the 1813 so far to the right that it almost touches the frame? Loose core? If so how much play is in a frame that it could move that much?
Thanks, SalComment
-
the pic of the EK2 I posted does have a loose core, that's why the 1813 is that far over ...it moves back enough the other way to properly align itself... is this possibly one of the early EK's that i read about in Gordon Williamsons book?..its an unmarked Katz and Deyhle(MM60)..it came to me in the original packet directly from the sister of the vet who earned it(she is a close friend of my grandmother) I also have the ribbon packet...this medal was awarded to Hans Jochen WasmundOriginally posted by Sal WilliamsComment
-
packet reverse...Comment
Comment