I like the crosses, but the cases are out of the ordinary, your comments would be most welcome. First up, a 'rounder 3' in an RK style case......
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2nd up, a shinckel in case with a 'flip' latch.......Last edited by Harry; 07-10-2007, 06:41 AM.Comment
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insert for the cross, shinckel only will fit.....Last edited by Harry; 07-10-2007, 06:41 AM.Comment
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Wow very nice
I know a member here that will drewl wen he see this 
And ho is that? LoL
MikaelComment
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Sorry have to post again Harry. Show that Shickle EK only front, did find that date a bit odd.
MikaelComment
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Well spotted Mikael!Originally posted by meriksson
It is a less common Schincke pattern with the smaller date higher up the arm. This type appears in Gordon's book, page 62 bottom right-hand corner. According to this reference, there were more than 1 company producing schinkel form crosses.Last edited by Harry; 07-10-2007, 06:41 AM.Comment
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I don't know cases well, but with regards to these particular cases how does one determine they are for the 1939 EK2? The second case looks similar to 1914 EK's.
I only have one cased and it is LDO marked.Alitur vitium vivitque tegendoComment
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You're right Mikael, I'm drooling.....
One of these days....
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Yeep i did think so LOL
Mikael
Originally posted by PanzermanYou're right Mikael, I'm drooling.....
One of these days....Comment
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