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    #16
    well done Mathijs fantastic thread very interesting and it will serve brilliantly for when i take the plunge and get me one of these beutys thanks again

    best regards
    tom

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      #17
      Originally posted by xmember View Post
      Something I should have asked a long time ago but what do I look for to see if it's a three piece RK or even EK?? I apologize if this has been brought up before in another thread
      Hi Rudy, Nigel's comments have summed it up pretty well .. this picture illustrates the "gap" nearby the inner frame.
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        #18
        Fantastic. Thanks Mathijs.
        Regards
        Rudy

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          #19
          Originally posted by Matthieu View Post
          Even though I am honoured with the amount of trust Mike has put into my hands, I'm not an "expert" on the 1957 KC ... I just own quite a few .
          Well, if you're not an expert on 57re RK's, I don't know who is!

          This thread is a fantastic learning tool Mathijs. Well thought out, detailed in every important aspect and full of excellent information.

          On behalf of all the guys here, THANKS Mathijs for taking the time and putting the effort into making this the best reference thread to date!

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            #20
            Adding two more variants again ...

            St&L 3-piece made / magnetic core / 1st pattern core / "B" frame.

            Variant here is the "B" frame with partially drilled out loop eye - bottom marked "800"

            ( picture courtesy of Rüdiger Lettau aka member "Seewolf " )
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              #21
              And another variant ....


              St&L 3-piece made / magnetic core / 1st pattern core / "B" frame.

              Variant here is the "B" frame with completely drilled out loop eye - bottom marked "800"

              ( pictures courtesy of Luud Pouwels aka member "LuckyLuudje" )
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                #22
                And whilst I'm adding, I forgot to mention two other minor flaws which can be found on the "B" frame.

                The so called "12 o'clock cut" flaw can be found on both the "B" frame and some of the "C" frame.
                ( not sure if all "B" frames have this flaw, all my examples did have it ).

                The so called " Square Punch " flaw can be found on the loop eye.
                ( not sure if all "B" frames have this flaw, all my examples did NOT have it ).

                Big thanks for both Gentry who found these flaws and Luud for pointing them out to me .
                ( bottom picture courtesy of Luud Pouwels aka member "LuckyLuudje" )
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                Last edited by Matthieu; 07-03-2012, 03:04 AM.

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                  #23
                  And while I'm posting, my attention was turned to yet another flaw on the "B" frame ( thanks, Luud ).

                  The so called " split beading " flaw can be found on the bottom ( 6 o'clock ) arm.

                  ( pictures courtesy of Luud Pouwels aka member "LuckyLuudje" )
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                    #24
                    Thanks for taking the time to post these other flaws Mathijs brilliant work

                    best regards
                    tom

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                      #25
                      Excellent follow up Mathijs!

                      Thank you buddy!

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                        #26
                        Hi Mathijs,
                        thanks, the "split beading " flaw is new for me, never noticed this.

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                          #27
                          Thanks Matthijs!! the more we see, the more we learn!!!!
                          -Nigelclap5.gif
                          sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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                            #28
                            Just noticed on my RK and in this thread the first pattern core shows a flaw on the '1' (sometimes it runs across the '8' as well) in the reverse date. Can best be seen in post 4 and 21......

                            Regards,
                            Nick

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                              #29
                              Moderator, can we pin this one please?

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by bratwurstdimsum View Post
                                Moderator, can we pin this one please?
                                Done!!!
                                -Nigel
                                sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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