Imperial Eks

[Chopperman]

Nice looking setup Glenn. Especially with the award document.
Sad to say, that with all my crosses, I do not have any documents.
Someday I hope to change that.

[rbminis]

A nice example Glenn!
I only have an award document for a TR EK II, nothing for any earlier. Is there any maker marks on the ring?
Ralph.

[bigmacglenn]

Thanks Friends, I'm glad you like the grouping...The cross itself is unmarked. Happy hunting!
cheers, Glenn

[Chopperman]

I recently picked up another 1870 Ek2 with the 25 year Oak leaf
cluster. I got this cross specificly for the Oaks. This is an early
style which was made before a standard design was agreed upon.

Note the very small numbers and the acorns

[Chopperman]

Here is a group shot of my other examples.
No two of them are the same. The set at the far right
were made by AWS. That is the only maker of the 25
year spange to so far be identified.

[VonRiver]

Here is my imperial EK2 from KO.

Regards.,

Von River

[Chopperman]

Nice one

i think everyone should have a "KO" in their collection.
KO crosses are one of the most common crosses. I
have been told that the KO crosses are thought to be
the standard "awarded" cross.

[Chopperman]

I finally got a picture of my latest.

[bigmacglenn]

Beautiful set-up and as always your photography is terrific!
cheers, Glenn

[Chopperman]

Thank you Glenn.

This is the 1000th post on this thread. When I started this thread
over 3 years ago, I never dreamed it would go on to become one
of the most viewed threads on the forum.

This would not have been possible without all of the contributions
from so many other members showing off their prized crosses.
Well done everybody and THANK YOU !!