EK2 claps by Juncker , unmarked & marked

[sanya13]

hí

first model full vein type marked L/12
first model short vein type (unm)

[Douglas 5]

Nice indeed .

Douglas

[sanya13]

THX my friend

[CMSgt]

spange

Very nice set, Jim

[Rich G]

The one on the right is ground dug or something? The condition seems very deteriorated.


Rich

[sanya13]

Hi Rich
Yes , the condition not the best

The one on the right is ground dug or something? The condition seems very deteriorated.


Rich

[streptile]

Very nice pieces. These are the best designs.

I doubt the short-vein is a Juncker piece but it is a lovely Juncker-style Spange.

[Rich G]

I doubt the short-vein is a Juncker piece but it is a lovely Juncker-style Spange.

Interesting! Why do you think that?
Rich

[sanya13]

IMO too this the most beautiful type

[streptile]

Interesting! Why do you think that?
Rich

Finish, materials, die details: these all speak to a different maker for the short-vein. My thinking hasn't changed since this article, but it has solidified in some areas, notably the recognition that Juncker was a supplier of dies or components to other makers (e.g. Deumer and IMME badges), so it would be no surprise if they also supplied some dies to make Spangen. One day I should update this text but for now I will just post it in answer to your question. This is a small portion of a much longer and heavily illustrated article discussing every Juncker Spange variant from this issue of Dietrich's magazine IMC.

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[sanya13]

very thx the opinion and the pictures ,I like it

[Rich G]

Finish, materials, die details: these all speak to a different maker for the short-vein. My thinking hasn't changed since this article, but it has solidified in some areas, notably the recognition that Juncker was a supplier of dies or components to other makers (e.g. Deumer and IMME badges), so it would be no surprise if they also supplied some dies to make Spangen. One day I should update this text but for now I will just post it in answer to your question. This is a small portion of a much longer and heavily illustrated article discussing every Juncker Spange variant from this issue of Dietrich's magazine IMC.

Thank you! I wasn't aware of this article so it was an interesting read. If any other maker was in the mix my money would be on W&L.


Rich