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    EK1 for review

    Could I get your comments and opinions on this unmarked EK1. The best I can figure is it is an Alois Rettenmaier.

    Thanks
    Steve
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        #4
        Nice minty Rettenmaier - with flaw - and S&L pin set .

        Douglas

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          #5
          nice and have a very goos in condition,congrat

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            Wow! I think we're not giving this cross enough recognition regarding its condition. It's really in great condition!

            Robert

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              #7
              Thank you Douglas,Sanya,and,Robert for the time to look this cross over.
              In hand it is very impressive as it has no wear at all yet in every way seems period original. So I am glad no red flags have been raised so far.

              The real question I have about the cross is that it is 100% non magnetic so I am trying to figure this out as I didnt check this when I purchased it. I think it is a good original cross but I am just puzzled as to why it is non magnetic. For the record it weighs 15.75 grams.

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              Steve

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                #8
                So .. the core is not magnetic ? That would be a first .

                Weight wise no concerns - a thinner made cross ... would be a mid war on made piece .

                Douglas

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