EK1 mm65 with green case

[John Henderson]

Hello again. here is the next cross I purchased on my holidays to Germany.
A maker marked 65, Klein and Quenzer ek1 with a green case. I hope you all like this set.
Kind Regards John

[John Henderson]

The stylish mm65.
The inside of the case.
All opinions appreciated. Regards John

[Darrell]

Gotta love those "65" s ... and a green case to boot. These are usually very hard to picture the "green" color. Well done in taking the shots in the perfect lighting

[AndyC]

You have a very nice "65" with case.
I have only a 65 with no case


Andy

[Woolgar]

Wow John, another stunner added to your collection, congrats

Nick

[Nordmark]

I simply don´t understand why one has to always rip out the interior of these cases...

[lakesidetrader]

Nice score!

[John Henderson]

I simply don´t understand why one has to always rip out the interior of these cases...

Hi Daniel,
when I bought the cross, it came with the interior already loose.
Thanks Darrell for the comments, very much appreciated. You too Nick and Paul.
I also picked up another case with the outer carton for the same maker, although, no cross with case.

regards John

[Nordmark]

Hi Daniel,
when I bought the cross, it came with the interior already loose.
Thanks Darrell for the comments, very much appreciated. You too Nick and Paul.
I also picked up another case with the outer carton for the same maker, although, no cross with case.

regards John

Hi John,


well then it is another story and maybe I would also have a short look at the "bare" case. I just don´t understand why so many people damage these beautiful cases for these rather uninteresting cyphers hiding under the inlet.


Regards,


Daniel

[Darrell]

Hi John,


well then it is another story and maybe I would also have a short look at the "bare" case. I just don´t understand why so many people damage these beautiful cases for these rather uninteresting cyphers hiding under the inlet.


Regards,


Daniel

I've probably had more Luftwaffe Cases and EK cases through the years with the insert loose than with them tight. I think the paranoia that runs rampant in the hobby has everyone desperate trying to prove what they own is real.