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    PAB - Frank&Reif - Repaired catch?

    Hi guys,
    I would like to ask your opinion about that badge. All opinions are welcome.
    Many thanks
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    If you do a search on F&R you will notice two things, one: they used both a round and an elongated base plate for the catch, and two: their soldering jobs were often anything but great. Very nice badges, but the soldering was sub standard from an esthetics point of view. So, without having your badge in hand and just going by the pics, I would say it's just fine.

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      Many thanks for the help

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        Originally posted by Albert View Post
        If you do a search on F&R you will notice two things, one: they used both a round and an elongated base plate for the catch, and two: their soldering jobs were often anything but great. Very nice badges, but the soldering was sub standard from an esthetics point of view. So, without having your badge in hand and just going by the pics, I would say it's just fine.
        I agree!
        Kind regards,
        Giel

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          #5
          I also think it is fine.


          Tom
          If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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