hi guys..lost a bit of faith i had in one of my recent purchases so i did a deal on this…i'm lead to believe its an unmarked meybauer..is this correct and is the case correct for this award…
many thanks
Brian
many thanks
Brian
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Wow! She's a beauty. Very nice paint on the core. I like!!!!
I have the same case with my Meybauer schinkel only the outline of the cross on the lid is in gold.
RobertLast edited by Robert P.; 11-08-2014, 10:42 AM.Comment
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Now that is a nice Maybauer .
DouglasComment
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I found a couple photos showing the case that came with my Meybauer schinkel...
Perhaps Trevor could make comment on the time period of your case.
RobertComment
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Another gem !
DouglasComment
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Beautiful set!!
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Wonder why they stopped using the gold-embossed cross on the lid ?
DouglasComment
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Most likely because that was to imperial....Comment
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wow lovely set
unfortunately me missing this the type
i hope once will to meComment
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Blimey !! That good? I was weary of buying this cross due to its price(£1200) but i was told it was rare... It came as part of a swop deal of a previouss badge i had before... (For a week) which unerved me from the feedback off this forum... I really are a novice.Comment
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Yes, they are quite rare, especially in this condition. It's a wonderful cross. You may find dozens for sale over the years of searching, but to find one like yours is extremely difficult, next to impossible to be exact.
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Very nice and congratulations.
In my opinion the order of rarity for Schinkel EK1s (from rarest to most common) is:- B.H. Mayer
- Straight-9 (Unknown Maker)
- Paul Meybauer
- Assmann/FLL/S&H
- C.E. Juncker
- Otto Schickle
- W. Deumer
To find anything in the top three of that list is a major accomplishment.Best regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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