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    #16
    Here on small ribbon

    Regards
    Daniel
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    Daniel


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    !!! all awards with [L/15] mark !!!
    Otto Schickle
    All early 57er pieces

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      #17
      Nice one Daniel!

      so far I was only aware of the 4 prong version...

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        #18
        Originally posted by grueni1208 View Post
        Here on small ribbon

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        Daniel
        Thank you, Daniel .
        Best regards,
        Streptile

        Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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          #19
          Originally posted by ben bijker View Post
          Nice one Daniel!

          so far I was only aware of the 4 prong version...

          on the other hand: Daniel, are you sure it is a prinzen size clasp??
          The head looks like the regular size clasp, and the prongs are in the center .

          The Prinzen has got the prongs like Deumer, one at the top, one at the bottom.

          Here's the Prinzen with the regular L/15 (marked)
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            #20
            Originally posted by grueni1208 View Post
            Here on small ribbon

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            Daniel
            It looks like a regular version, when you compare size to the ribbon.

            /Flemming

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              #21
              You are right, it's a regular version.

              Strange is that in Schickle catalog is no prinzen size to see


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              Daniel
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              Daniel


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              !!! all awards with [L/15] mark !!!
              Otto Schickle
              All early 57er pieces

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                #22
                Well, that is odd indeed...
                But they are so very much alike, that they have to be from the same maker....

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