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    #1

    Close Combat clasp for review

    Sorry for poor pictures. I believe this is a R.S. silver close combat clasp. Any comments gents?
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    #2
    Hard to tell if it is a silver or a bronze grade with this lighting.

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      #3
      hello Mort-Homme,

      Could you take some pictures with sun light, closer from items face and reverse
      thanks a lot

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        #4
        Hi Mort,

        Your clasp is a 3rd Pattern Rudolf Souval clasp with no crimping to the backplate. In my opinion these are leftover wartime stock completed by Souval after the war for the Souvenier trade. It uses the 2nd Pattern wartime die, but the backplate was never installed.

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

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          #5
          It looks like a typical RS CCC



          Andy r1.jpg

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              Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post
              Hi Mort,

              Your clasp is a 3rd Pattern Rudolf Souval clasp with no crimping to the backplate. In my opinion these are leftover wartime stock completed by Souval after the war for the Souvenier trade. It uses the 2nd Pattern wartime die, but the backplate was never installed.

              Tom
              Thanks, Tom

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