EK1 1914 CEJ PB WW2 Edition ;-)

[5tefan]

Look @ the filled rips structure

It's my first EK1 1914 WW2 Pinback

Hope it is VERY RARE

[fabri-online]

wow very nice !

[streptile]

Congratulations on a nice cross Stefan

[evilmike]

[Don D.]

Not a cross of the wehrmacht.

[petopoint]

Congrats

Very nice vaulted WWI EKI pin back Stefan. She shines nice after almost 10 decades removed from hibernation.

[5tefan]

Not a cross of the wehrmacht.

Hi Don ;-)

When I compare, a L/12 marked EK1 SB, I see a different Core- and Frame-Design!

But the pinsetup is imo like WW2 or like K&Q!!! So according pinsetup, I would say WW2 Edition!!!

And hope you know that during the WW2 periode I have seen 3 different Juncker EK1 1939 Cores! One of it were a W&L Core !!!

So, if W&L made also the 1914 core, for the Juncker EK1, it could be a poosible explaination.

Final the Pinsetup is 100% WW2 and imo a cross of the wehrmacht.

Here a bigger Picture of the Juncker Screwback - see EK1 # 3

http://www.ek1-dna.de/l-12-carl-edua...-screwback.php

Or was this Pinsetup used already during the WW1 phase?

[Hans Kondor]

Superb example!

[5tefan]

[streptile]

So, if W&L made also the 1914 core, for the Juncker EK1, it could be a poosible explaination.

Hi Stefan,

Actually this core is yet another one from AWS -- their first WWI-era core, which I know in some WWII-era Juncker as well. The frame on yours is Juncker's second wartime frame in my opinion -- the famous "crunch-bead" frame.

Here is an AWS, made in WWI, with the same core:



We call this the "1. Type" AWS core:



In my opinion you have a very nice cross made by Juncker in the first half of WWII

[Douglas 5]

Stefans EK1 has the Juncker 3 flaw frame .

Douglas

[stukapilot]

Let me show my Junker's crosses.
1. Vaulted 1914, nonmagnetic!

[stukapilot]

2. Early 1939. Also vaulted. Magnetic.

[stukapilot]

3. Zincer core 1939

[stukapilot]

The same pin set up for all three crosses!