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    GAB for Review

    I just got this with a lot of items, and don't have any of the good GAB references. Can anyone tell me if it's an original?

    regards, Robert
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    hardware -
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      #3
      Hi Robert
      This is original flatback GAB, a well known variant by an unknown maker
      Regards
      John

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        #4
        I agree with John. Looks fine and is one of the unknown manufacturers.

        Regards, Wim
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          #5
          Great, thanks Wim and John!

          regards, Robert

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            #6
            Yes, an original. I prefer to call them the "Smirking" GAB. But flat-back is probably better for the hobby

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              #7
              Hi Robert

              I also think it looks good.

              Can you post a close up clear pic of the eagles head area? From those pics that area lacks detail.

              regards
              Graeme

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                #8
                I can only agree, looks to be a good GAB by a still unknown maker. Like Graeme, I would interested in seeing closeups of the head. It looks soft, but maybe due to some grime and dirt in the area.

                Tom
                If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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                  #9
                  Tom and Graeme, I hope this pictures provides the detail needed. My crappy camera needs to be upgraded!
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