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    Unmarked PAB, Help with maker.

    I have an unmarked PAB that appears to be a bronze version. I've searched the forum looking for a similar style crimp pin but have not found anything close. Who's the maker? Thanks for your time.
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      #3
      pin hinge
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        catch
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          #5
          Looks to be a "vertical crimp hinge" S&L. Stewy

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            #6
            I agree, and you have to be pretty careful with the hinge as the crimp hardly keeps it in..

            cheers
            Graeme

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              #7
              Sweet, thanks for the quick reply and information. There sure isn't much material for the crimp.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Graeme Sandles View Post
                I agree, and you have to be pretty careful with the hinge as the crimp hardly keeps it in..

                cheers
                Graeme
                Yes, the crimp is on a knife's edge, but a nice piece mate!
                Cheers, Steve
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                  #9
                  Indeed a very late war S&L.
                  Kind regards,
                  Giel

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