Eks' which makers ?

[slayer]

Hi all I am trying to identify the makers of these crosses,

Cheers AG.

[slayer]

cross 2,

[slayer]

cross 3,

[slayer]

cross 4,

[slayer]

group,,

[streptile]

1. 55
2. Standard Design / 4
3. 11
4. 7

[sanya13]

I agree with Trevor, but IMO the second cross not S&L ,but a Walter & Henlein type

[boch_62]

1. 55
2. Standard Design / 4
3. 11
4. 7

I fully agree

Regards
Jarek

[sanya13]

These the typical errors have is W&H on the pieces and yet more I think that the on full cross can see the typical black paint on the frame

But ,of course this is my Opinion

[slayer]

Thanks guys.

That's why I get confused on some of these, so should I run with the W&H on no.2 ?

Sorry can I confirm what the maker mark is on W & H is it 109 ?


Thanks again.

[boch_62]

These the typical errors have is W&H on the pieces and yet more I think that the on full cross can see the typical black paint on the frame ...

IMO, for the crosses W&H characteristic is exclusively extended flaw in the outside corner - the lower right.
In addition, the characteristic is drawing of both dates and look angles of internal and external frame.
Confusion Cross W&H with the cross S&L is very common.

Jarek

[Stepdale]

Well, despite my inability to distinguish the minute details of EKs by different makers, I thought the second cross of slayer's was a W&H, mainly due to the flaw in the lower right of the frame and the shape/tilt of the 1813 date. Now I'm completely confused to hear it listed as S&L.

Slayer, Walter & Henlein has an assigned number of 109, but their crosses are never marked. The association to W&H has been made by various means, mostly from crosses found in W&H marked envelopes.
Dale

[slayer]

cheers all for the help again,
yep I'm in the dark on these I think I will just note it down as a W&H.