This is my recent pick up. It is thinner than other makers and only weights 19.8 g. Any thoughts are welcome.
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A very nice bronze IAB attributed to RK, which is most likely Rudolph Karneth of Gablonz. Much harder to find than the silver version.
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Dale is correct ofcourse, a very nice original unmarked Rudolf Karneth IAB in bronze. Not an easy IAB to find in the bronze grade, a keeper for sure.
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Nice bronze RK, holds the finish very well. Most appear to be unworn.
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I have to agree thats a definite a keeper.
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Thanks everyone. Appreciate it!Comment
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Considering it's a zincer, it is a superb example.
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Nice original badge. But to state, without evidence, that the firm of Rudolf Karneth manufactured badges marked with RK, or unmarked and attributed to RK is, of course, incorrect. I humbly implore our colleagues to please, please lay out the proof so that we all may be invited to share in what seems to be a closely guarded secret unknown but to a privileged few.????Comment
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That's a beauty.
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