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    #1

    Unmarked Screwback EK1

    Is this a known maker that used this type of screwback ? I have never seen one like this but maybe others have. Possibly a custom job.
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    Ek1

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      Ek1

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        Early Junker "crunch bead" frame...disc missing.

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          Eki

          I believe it is a Juncker or S&L, but with the light shinning on the cross makes it difficult to tell. Here is are pictures of mine to compare against top one is Juncker, bottom S&L. Jim
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            #6
            Original factory item indeed, not custom job.
            You are lucky with this nice cross.

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              Ek1

              It looks to be the same as the S&L. I am looking at the 1939 and it is different than the Junker cross. So it is just missing part of the backing plate then.

              Thanks

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                #8
                The core is Juncker...there were some different Juncker cores, and this is one of them.
                The frame is Juncker "crunch bead", from a reworked or refurbished die.
                So as previously stated, it's a Juncker iron cross.

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                  #9
                  Ok then Juncker it is. I think ill stick to SS insignia much easier.
                  Last edited by Sayle F; 07-07-2016, 10:03 PM.

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                    #10
                    You can check it in Stephan's database (EK1-DNA).
                    Or you can look for it in Dietrich/George book, page 104 for the "crunch bead" frame, and page 107 for the core (the second one in that page).
                    I believe the thin screw (as yours) is very early, later they changed to a wider screw...IMHO, of course (my early Juncker-related one piece screwback has the very same thin screw).

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Eklipse View Post
                      Early Junker "crunch bead" frame...disc missing.
                      I agree

                      Regards
                      Jarek

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                        #12
                        Imo this the cross a Jucker type ,but the core a W&L

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                          #13
                          Hi Sayle ..... yes unfortunately on yours the disk is missing .

                          I do have to make a correction here . That is not a Juncker - it is a W&L made EK1 .

                          You have a W&L EK1 - with the 2nd frame and 2nd core .
                          Here is the same frame and core .

                          Douglas
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                            The 2 crosses you show Jim are : top is a W&L and below is a S&L .

                            The top W&L you have - has the unmistakable W&L chip/ repair on it - it is not a Juncker !

                            Douglas
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                              Wonder if Sayle can check to see if his frame has this same flaw .

                              The picture is not sharp enough to say for sure - I am only guessing here . .

                              Douglas
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