A couple of Deumer Schinkel EK2s.

[Adrian]

As the title says, here are a couple of Deumer Schinkels, one on a nice Parade Mount. If you have a Deumer Schinkel (or more) in your collection, please post it (them)!

[Woolgar]

Very nice Adrian. the parade mounted is fantastic

Here is my example

Nick

[Woolgar]

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[don_kihotis7]

Hello EK experts. Could you enlighten me please? I know of ''3'' Wilhelm Deumer and ''L/11'' Wilhelm Deumer. What exactly is Deumer Schinkel? Different maker for frame and core?

[Adrian]

Hello EK experts. Could you enlighten me please? I know of ''3'' Wilhelm Deumer and ''L/11'' Wilhelm Deumer. What exactly is Deumer Schinkel? Different maker for frame and core?

The difference is in the shape Chris. Basically, the crosses above are of the Imperial shape and made using leftover 1914 EK frames. They're called 'Schinkel' or 'Schinkelform' after of the designer of the EK, Karl Friedrich Schinkel as this shape closely follows his original design. The term 'Schinkel' is purely a collector term for this type of cross.
These are attributed to Deumer because of 1914 crosses found with the above frame design and marked L/11 which is the LDO mark for Deumer.
You can see the differences in the pic below:

[Snni]

Great crosses, guys.

I could only find a group picture of my Schinkels.
Deumer Non-magnetic, Deumer, Meybauer, One-piece and Intermixed.

[don_kihotis7]

So these have a core made from Deumer in WWII, an imperial frame, leftover from WWI and a marked ring made from Deumer in WWII marked with L/11?

[don_kihotis7]

Sonny leave something for us man

[Adrian]

So these have a core made from Deumer in WWII, an imperial frame, leftover from WWI and a marked ring made from Deumer in WWII marked with L/11?

Yes.

[don_kihotis7]

Yes.

Got it. Thanks mate