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    2 pab opinions

    hi guys.

    any toughts about these 2 pab.

    thanks

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      Last edited by silven; 02-27-2007, 12:25 PM.

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              Silven,
              Both are good badges. Does the buntmetal F&R/B.H. Mayer have some pits on the obverse? I see what appear to be tiny black dots in various places. You may want to address the beginings of zincpest on the massive zinc Wurster.

              Chet
              Zinc stinks!

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                #8
                hi there Chet.

                is that a big problem,the zinc pest ,could it be restored
                it have some tiny spots.
                i have a option to buy these badges and for a nice price,but if the zincpest will eat the pab.

                thanks

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                  #9
                  I agree both are good badges....

                  Regards,
                  Chris G.

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                    Silven,
                    Apply a coat of vaseline to the entire badge and leave it on for twenty-four hours. Then wipe it off with a soft cloth. This will make the badge look 100% better. You can apply it with a soft toothbrush or a Q-tip. Gently brush or dab the spots that show the worst effects of the zincpest. Good luck!

                    Chet
                    Zinc stinks!

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                      #11
                      thanks guys for your comment.

                      Chet , thanks for your advice.i appreciated


                      greetings

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                        #12
                        I think the hinge/pin/catch on the Wurster might have been repaired. Hard to tell from these shots and this maker used a ton of solder anyways. Still, two nice original badges for sure.
                        pseudo-expert

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                          #13
                          hi guys.

                          here,s a new one for my collection.
                          for me this is also a nice badge.there is a maker mark but i have no idea wich one.
                          any problems with this badge.i,m not going to clean this badge

                          thanks

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