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    EK 1st Class, maker "6."

    I used to have an EK 1st class by maker L15 (w/o the slash), which I returned after having read the thread on posted on this forum. The individual whom I purchased the L15 from replaced it with this EK from his personal collection.

    It is maker marked "6." for Fritz Zimmerman, Stuttgart.

    Your evaluation would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks, Al

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      Hi Al.....

      .....looks good on my monitor! The only difference I can see between yours and the one I have is that the #'s are a bit different on the core and the stamping, while exactly as the mark on mine, sits just a bit higher on the pin in your example. Mine also has what looks like a dot too, to the right of the numeral 6.

      Looks good to me.



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      Bruce

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        Al-

        I agree with Bruce - it looks good to me too. Your core seems a bit different but the reverse seems right on. Here's mine...
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        Last edited by Brian R; 09-05-2002, 08:27 PM.

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          Here's the reverse...
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            #6
            I'll post a pic of mine this weekend.

            George
            George

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              #7
              The cross looks okay to me as well. I would say that it is a late war cross though, as the centre looks like a pressed sheet metal centre rather than the iron centre. If this is the case you will find that the cross feels lighter than a standard one and the swaz has a more rounded finish on the edges of the arms. I have had an EK like this that was marked L/11 and they are 100% correct.
              Cheers,
              Brett

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                pictures of the EK1 "6"

                Another nice example for the EK 1 class marked "6" at Christians site:

                http://www.deutsche-ehrenzeichen.de/...1939_page5.htm

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                  Ek 1 Maker "6."

                  Hi Spitfire!

                  Your cross is a perfect mach of mine in detail and maker mark.
                  Nice cross.

                  Wilhelm Brase

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                    #10
                    Looks fine.

                    I had an early F. Zimmermann 1.EK (awarded 16 JUN 1940) to a Gebirgsjäger unteroffizier. Looked just like yours.

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                      Finally....

                      Here's my "6."





                      George
                      Last edited by George Stimson; 09-08-2002, 08:30 AM.
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                        EK 1, Maker"6."

                        Thanks for the reply's and pics everyone. I'm feeling much better about this EK 1 vs. the L15 I returned.

                        Cheers, Al

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