EK2 - Maker 13

[J0hnny]

Hi Guys,

I would imagine my EK2.
The Maker is 13 from Gustav Brehmer.

best regards
J0hnny

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[Woolgar]

Looks good Johnny, GBs usually come frosty like that !

Nick

[fabri-online]

In my opinion yes it 's a Brehmer.

[J0hnny]

Thank you for your opinion
Ah, Typical for Brehmer

[fabri-online]

I didn't see the m.m. on ring..
Very nice eample from this maker, yes typical

[Hartigan]

GBs usually come frosty like that !

Nick

why is that? not many of them were awarded maybe??

[Woolgar]

why is that? not many of them were awarded maybe??

Similar to the W&Ls, it was the unique process they used that made the crosses keep their frosting

This is a quote by member 'Adrian'

".... crosses were frosted using a Rhodium dip. The frames were immersed in a bath of Rhodium, this stuck to the frames and was allowed to dry. Later the frames were burnished to a shine leaving the frosting on the beading and in alot of cases around the edges, the suspension and ribbon rings. This is very noticable on Wachtler & Lange crosses"


Nick

[Hartigan]

Interesting! Thanks for your reply Nick

[ChrisH]

add my "13" .........

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[ChrisH]

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[Woolgar]

..and one of my '13's

Nick