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    CCC - JFS 1st Pattern

    Hi guys, this is a new addition, a first pattern JFS Close Combat Clasp.
    Hope you like
    Cheers - Greg
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      #3
      Textbook JFS First Pattern clasp.

      Joachim

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        #4
        I agree, a good original CCC.

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          #5
          fantastic first pattern clasp well done

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            Hi Greg,

            Very nice original JFS, textbook 1st Pattern as you correctly assessed.

            I would hit that one with a little vaseline and it will looks great.

            Tom
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              #7
              Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post
              Hi Greg,

              Very nice original JFS, textbook 1st Pattern as you correctly assessed.

              I would hit that one with a little vaseline and it will looks great.

              Tom
              Thanks fellas, Tom it is currently 'relaxing' in a Vaseline bath as we speak
              Cheers - Greg

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                #8
                Good looking JFS.
                Please post pictures after the "bath"


                Andy

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                  #9
                  For me rare early pattern. If You will ever decide to sell it please send me pm.
                  We are waiting for new pics of course.

                  Regards, Bono

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                    #10
                    Updated photos after light vaseline treatment, the obverse has come up really nice.
                    Cheers - Greg
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                      I agree Greg, but if you want to take off some of that "wet look" you can further the clean up with a fine artists brush. I don't like wiping because it may do damage to the finish. If anything, try "dabbing", with a soft cloth, to remove the initial excess -and then use the artist's brush to clean the grooves etc. Here's a bronze badge I recently "treated".

                      P.S.: The one on the black background is the "before"...

                      --Rgds, Ken
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                        ...and the backside
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                          Originally posted by Panzercracker View Post
                          I agree Greg, but if you want to take off some of that "wet look" you can further the clean up with a fine artists brush. I don't like wiping because it may do damage to the finish. If anything, try "dabbing", with a soft cloth, to remove the initial excess -and then use the artist's brush to clean the grooves etc. Here's a bronze badge I recently "treated".

                          P.S.: The one on the black background is the "before"...

                          --Rgds, Ken
                          Many thanks Ken, I was worried about removing any of the finish.
                          Cheers - Greg

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