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    Cased EK1 maker marked L/52

    Just posting up my Dome Cased EK1 L/52
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    Last edited by baldy1939; 07-21-2011, 06:59 AM.
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        Very nice set indeed!!

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          #5
          Nice set indeed Mark

          Nick

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            #6
            Thanks for the nice comments Ben & Nick , afraid this one might have too leave the stable soon

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              Hi Mark, nice set !!!!!
              RS

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                #8
                Very nice set, congrats!

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                  Nice L/52 Mark !
                  A question I had .. just looking at the L/52 mark which is pounded on the pin unuaualy deep . Can you tell if there is a faint 2 just in front of the mark ? Almost looks like one which might exsplain the heavy strike of the L/52 ?? A possible re-assigned award cross for LDO sale ?? Can you tell ??

                  Douglas

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                    She is a nice one, and if I were still buying EK's it would be one to get! That core has a great look Mark! Love the core veining and sharp beading detail loaded up with frosting!
                    Douglas is right in the 2 from the PKZ 20 mark still visable IMO! we just discussed a Meybauer that had an L/13 overstamp on the PKZ 7....
                    Best of luck selling it!
                    Kevin

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                      Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
                      Nice L/52 Mark !
                      A question I had .. just looking at the L/52 mark which is pounded on the pin unuaualy deep . Can you tell if there is a faint 2 just in front of the mark ? Almost looks like one which might exsplain the heavy strike of the L/52 ?? A possible re-assigned award cross for LDO sale ?? Can you tell ??

                      Douglas
                      Douglas , the picture i have blown up here of the mark is slightly better than what i can see through a loup .

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                        Sure looks like a interesting mm re-strike . The uneven depth of the L/52 and faintness of the '2' also would indecate the number 20 may have been polished down/out a bit and then struck over with the L/52 . Actualy the LDO number was hit 2 times ... the lighter strike being off-kilter so to speak .... probably leaving too much of the 2 showing creating a '2L/52' . Mike -- looking from the side can you tell if there is a polishing dip where the L/52 is struck into ?

                        Douglas

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                          Originally posted by Douglas 5 View Post
                          Sure looks like a interesting mm re-strike . The uneven depth of the L/52 and faintness of the '2' also would indecate the number 20 may have been polished down/out a bit and then struck over with the L/52 . Actualy the LDO number was hit 2 times ... the lighter strike being off-kilter so to speak .... probably leaving too much of the 2 showing creating a '2L/52' . Mike -- looking from the side can you tell if there is a polishing dip where the L/52 is struck into ?

                          Douglas
                          I have looked but can't see anything from the side Douglas

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                            Thanks for looking .

                            Cheers, Douglas

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