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    PAB ID Help

    As I try to classify these, prior to Frank's book, I wonder about the maker of these 2 zinc solid bronze PABs.

    They are the same, one mint - one used; just poor photography on a rainy afternoon.

    Bob Hritz
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    Verso.

    Bob Hritz
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    In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

    Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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      #3
      Bob,
      These 2 are FLL PAB's.

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        #4
        Dear Bob,

        For all we know now - an earlier form of the solid FLL PAB (as opposed to the later flatbacks with FLL mark).
        Cheers, Frank

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          #5
          Thank you Robert and Frank. I did notice the similarity to the FLL, but these earlier versions are heavily vaulted and not flat like the later versions.

          Frank, I think you can see how excited about the PAB book that I am arranging these like a schoolboy with a collection of insects!

          Bob Hritz
          In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

          Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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            #6
            Dera Bob,

            One could almost assume these are even by another L******252;denscheid maker, but some die faults link them 100% to the later FLL flat backs.
            It is great to see you excited, we all know the rare treasures your enthusiasm for a topic brings out of your boxes! Always great to see you contribute.
            Cheers, Frank

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              #7
              for what its worth the hollow FLL is also very heavly vaulted...

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                #8
                Originally posted by VonLuger
                for what its worth the hollow FLL is also very heavly vaulted...
                That's interesting what you just said Jeff, because I have seen so far only "normal - straight" hollow examples. Are you sure your badge wasn't vaulted "on the field"?

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                  #9
                  Yea I think your right Robert, field vaulted

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