EKII Evolution...

[Robert P.]

Enjoy...

Robert

[Douglas 5]

Nice 'sequential' series of EK2s . Next would be the same in EK1s .

Douglas

[Robert P.]

Do you know how much 1870 EKI's cost?

Robert

[Gew44]

Hi Robert,
very impressive sequence.
Thanks a lot for sharing.

[Robert P.]

Hi Robert,
very impressive sequence.
Thanks a lot for sharing.

Thanks, Max!

Robert

[Hans Kondor]

Very nice Robert!
Can you please enlighten me, what the B14 means in the S-W cross? 1914 made B core?

[David Hawkins]

Fantastic set!


Dave

[Douglas 5]

A nice EK2 series .... 1870 EK1 would be a few Thousand alright , Robert .

Douglas

[ben bijker]

Do you know how much 1870 EKI's cost?

Robert

Well, I liked the suggestion

Very nice crosses, and a great pic!

[kokstok]

No 57?

[Stephen Stout]

Thanks for sharing, I saved that picture for reference!

[Douglas 5]

Kokstok: When looking at the line up these are sequence of issued crosses . I assume that was his intention ? 57 and war time made Imperial cored crosses are 'replacements' only .

Douglas

[streptile]

Very nice Robert

My sigpic is sort of the same deal:



The only thing I forgot to put in there are the 1957 Spangen. And of course I don't own any higher grades from any series.

Can you please enlighten me, what the B14 means in the S-W cross? 1914 made B core?

Hans, the "B14" is as you suspected a 1914 EK core that is basically just the 1870 Type B with the date changed. Among the very first cores used in WWI.

[Hans Kondor]

Hans, the "B14" is as you suspected a 1914 EK core that is basically just the 1870 Type B with the date changed. Among the very first cores used in WWI.

Thank you for the info Trev!

[streptile]

Thank you for the info Trev!

Always happy to help. Check it out: