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    #1

    F&R or BH Mayer?

    I thought this GAB was an F&R when I bought it but now I'm not sure.
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    #2
    The reverse.
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      #3
      Dear Don,

      Side pics of hinge and catch would help, also any info on whether the catch is repaired/replaced? Seems that way.
      Cheers, Frank

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        #4
        I'll get them when I get home.
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          #5
          Best I can do with a scanner. Here we go. Hinge end.
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            #6
            another slightly angled.
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              #7
              right side.
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                #8
                left side.
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                  #9
                  catch
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                    #10
                    catch from an angle.
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                      #11
                      Dear Don,

                      Not sure if that catch is original to the badge, if it is, it is a bit unusual. The hinge does not contradict your Frank & Reif theory at all, so why do you have doubts?
                      Cheers, Frank

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                        #12
                        The catch is what really threw me. At first I didn't doubt anything and then I broke out the book. If the catch is repaired it is really well done and certainly been that way for a while.
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