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    EK2 mini ring...

    quick quiz
    EK2 small rings=specially made for medal bars.
    correct? or myth...?

    regards
    jon
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    #2
    Hello,
    I guess no. I have some EK's with a smaller ring as usual. For instance a round 3 and a mm16.

    Best Franki

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      #3
      old age is a bitch...

      i remember reading somewhere that the
      smaller ring was made for medal bar use,
      but cannot remember for the life of me
      where i read it.....

      this is quite a clear distinction between the two.

      looking forward to hearing some more thoughts.

      joe

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        #4
        I have seven Third Reich medal bars. I just checked and they all have the standard large ring.

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          #5
          the cross on the left is a typical "klein und quenzer". i have never seen a K&Q ek2 with such a ring so maybe the ring was replaced to wear the cross on a medal bar.



          stefan

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            #6
            I have an unmounted 1813 EK2 with a small ring, a 1914 EK2 on a 6 piece medal bar with a large ring, and 2 1939 Schinkelform B's, each with small rings.

            The 1914 EK2 with the large ring sits absolutely level with the rest of the awards on the medal bar - and Chris will probably testify the same - so it seems the small ring is not a necessity on medal bar mountings

            Whatever the original design intentions of the small ring (replacements, or just a different manufacturers slant on things) there is certainly no pattern to there use.

            I used to think medal bar mounts, now I think it more likely you just get what you got...

            Marshall

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              #7
              all interesting thoughts gents, it could well be a replacement...
              it's the smallest ring I've seen/had and the ribbon has a hard time fitting in...
              regards
              jon

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                #8
                The left EK is not a K&Q, i would look at a 21 or 20 for compare Godet or Zimmerman.
                Mikael
                Originally posted by StefanK.
                the cross on the left is a typical "klein und quenzer". i have never seen a K&Q ek2 with such a ring so maybe the ring was replaced to wear the cross on a medal bar.



                stefan

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                  #9
                  The left EK is not a K&Q, i would look at a 21 or 20 for compare Godet or Zimmerman.
                  Mikael

                  mikael, you still think that it is not a K&Q but a Zimmermann/Godet?
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                      #11
                      1 off my 65, not like that one.
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                        #12
                        hi mikael,

                        Klein und Quenzer used two different cores, i once wrote an article about that in a german forum.

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                        http://www.militaria-fundforum.de/th...ilightuser=136


                        regards,
                        stefan

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                          #13
                          It can be the type 2 K&Q, dont have any!.
                          Mikael

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                            #14
                            I know Stefan
                            Mikael

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