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I picked up this MkI yesterday and am trying to figure out the colour it has been repainted. I did post pictures on the WW1 forum here but didn’t ask about colours since it reminds me of a WW2 early war green so I figured it would be better to ask here. It has clearly been repainted since you can see a flash under the paint, brush strokes can be seen from either the original WW1 paint or the repaint (I am not sure which) I can see black stacking rings on the paint which makes me believe it wasn’t painted as a prop (the liner and strap could very likely be done as a prop but they are old). In artificial light it looks to be green in bright natural light it looks to be more brown. I am including pictures of both lighting (sorry it was a bright day), I haven’t had a chance to take pictures in a overcast light yet. If any further pictures are required please just ask. (first 3 are outside pictures, last 4 are with a light box). Thanks for your help in advance.

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Hello again,

This is my second purchase this week. It has a ring stamp of 800. I have been looking on the forum lists for 800 and it appears that this is a silber content mark, if I’m correct on that and please feel free to advise me on anything Imperial EK related.

I have found several makers with 800 in their maker mark and would like a little help.

Could the kind Imperial EK experts help me with the identification of this one. I really want to learn this identification process so the question really is this. Would it be a good place to start by comparing this core with other known 800 marked EK2’s such as CD800 or K800 or HB800 or is it just a case of looking at every makers core.

It would be so easy just to ask ‘who made this’ but I am now hooked on these and want to expand my knowledge. I know that this could take some time and will be painstaking but I really want to give it a go. I did have a quick look at a CD800 this morning but to me the core just didn’t add up, the acorns on the reverse didn’t match, neither did the oak leaves or the number 3 in the date. So difficult this process is. I hope all this makes sense and I really do want to know the maker of this cross.

Looking at the cross it has a beautiful sand cast core which are my favourite. Wilko

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Hello,

Recently, I have moved from Sydney to rural Parkes to begin a new teaching position. I absolutely love it out here and don’t miss the busy city at all!

The town has a fantastic tower war memorial and I thought I would share. I often bring my modern history classes up here to get them out of the classroom!

Best wishes to all,

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