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    EKII Schinkel

    Now that my morning's shopping at Detlev's is done, I thought I'd show a Schinkel form EKII I recently got. Found it in an antique mall for an attractive price, maybe because the dealer thought it was a regular EKII. At least there weren't any other EKs in the display case to compare it to. Actually, this is the first Schinkel form cross that I've seen in an antique mall or antique store.

    42.8mm x 42.8mm, weighs 19.9g.

    Regards,
    Greg
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      #3
      It looks like a good find!

      George
      George

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        #4
        compare the "9"s to this one.....
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          Schink numbers

          Numbers variations on two different Schinkel-form EK 2s:





          George
          George

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            Chris-

            Is that the EK you submitted to Gordon for his new book?

            Brian

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              #7
              Are all three accepted variations of the 9 in the shinkel EKII?
              Greg

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                #8
                I don't know that there's anything wrong with any of them.

                George
                George

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                  #9
                  Hi,
                  I dont think there is anything wrong with any of them, I posted it just for interest.
                  This one was bought by my wifes grandfater in 1940 or 41 after his awarded one went down in his destroyer in narvik.
                  I am not sure if it is in Gordons book as I have not seen it yet, but I had mailed it to Gordon a couple of years ago.
                  All the best
                  Chris

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