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    Is this a Wiedmann IAB?

    I'm trying to be a little more proactive and do research before posting. I don't have any reference books yet and the only tool I have to use so far is the internet. In any case I've determined this IAB to be a Wiedmann. I believe it to be real but I think the hinge appears a little suspect. Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
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    #2
    Hello Carl,

    IMO it's a nice orig. Wiedmann IAB.

    All the Best,
    Gabor

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      #3
      ...and here are two reference pictures by Sascha Weber:
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        #4
        Very nice Gabenn. Thank you for posting those pics! I was just searching were to the find that book as I saw it was pinned in the reference book thread. It looks lilke an excellent reference book, yes?

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          #5
          After comparing the hinge in the book, I think this hinge is original and has not been tampered with IMO.

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            #6
            Hello Carl,

            Yes, you are right. It's a good reference book by Sascha Weber.

            IMO this hinge has not been tampered with.

            All the Best,
            Gabor

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              #7
              Hi Carl,

              Good eye, this indeed is a Wiedmann.

              Sascha's book is good, but not all variants are in there so it is best to use both the books and the WAF search function when studying your IABs.

              Tom
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                #8
                Hi Carl

                Wiedmann has quite a distinctive design and easily recognisable from the reverse. Yours looks fine.

                best regards
                Graeme

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