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    #1

    EK2 mm106

    The latest arrival here, mm 106 for Bruder Schneider in Wien. As usual all comments welcome.
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    106

    the back
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      #3
      106

      The mm...not a very clear stike...
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        #4
        is that paint coming up on the frame? Please take a photo from an angle showing this.
        I´m sure the cross is original.

        Thanks.
        Peter Wiking

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          #5
          It looks fine.
          George

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            #6
            106

            Thanks for the comments. I did have a close look at it and it looks to me like it is dirt, not paint. It does not appear to have been re-painted or even touched up but i am no specialist. It is a wet and grey miserable day here and the light is too bad for any good close up photos. I may try in a few days time...

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              #7
              106

              If anybody is interested, it is 4.43 cm accross and an arm width of about 2.6cm...and it rattles!

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                #8
                I have two "106s." One rattles.
                George

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                  #9
                  106

                  I have just noticed something strange on the top of the frame, swastika side only. A type of recess, maybe to indicate where the ring should be placed.... Are yours similar?
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