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    EK1 S&L brass core review

    Hí guys
    I found this is a Cross,what is your opinions about
    IMO Steinhauer &Lück,but I've never seen brass core
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    Page 183 of EKI by B&D publishing.Here is some pics of an L/16 marked cross with brass core I put up for a friend.John
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      Early S&L's had brass cores, yes. The pin assembly is typical for an early S&L.

      Robert

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        Thanks Robert
        What's your opinion hurt this is a rare piece?
        Worth keeping?
        Originally posted by Robert P. View Post
        Early S&L's had brass cores, yes. The pin assembly is typical for an early S&L.

        Robert

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          Originally posted by sanya13 View Post
          Thanks Robert
          What's your opinion hurt this is a rare piece?
          Worth keeping?
          It's not particularly rare; maybe hard to find would fit the description better.

          If your desire is for an early S&L then this is a nice cross for you...if you don't mind the paint loss.

          I'm a fan of brass-cored '39 crosses.

          Robert

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            Thanks Robert
            have nice day
            Originally posted by Robert P. View Post
            It's not particularly rare; maybe hard to find would fit the description better.

            If your desire is for an early S&L then this is a nice cross for you...if you don't mind the paint loss.

            I'm a fan of brass-cored '39 crosses.

            Robert

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