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Finally found and received an EKI L/10 scewback. This is one of the hard ones to find, the others are L/11, L/14 and L/53. Even with the small damage to the inner corner of the cross it is still a nice cross. Jim
Looking for EKI spanges, first model intermediate and second model L/12.
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Hello there,
Deschler's are hard to find, congrats.
William Kramer
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Looking for EKI spanges, first model intermediate and second model L/12.
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My eyes aren't sharp enough to make out the difference between the cores. Other than finish perhaps the dates appear the same. Need tutored.  --dj--Joe
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My eyes aren't sharp enough to make out the difference between the cores. Other than finish perhaps the dates appear the same. Need tutored. --dj--Joe Look at the 1939 and you will see the differences.
Looking for EKI spanges, first model intermediate and second model L/12.
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OK, got it. Had to do a side by side comparison. Not something I would notice in a crowded show. Or without a magnifying glass. --dj--Joe
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