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    New hollow GAB, what maker?

    I gotb this, nice and unworn GAB. I hope everything is ok with this one. What maker is this? many thanks for your help!
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      #3
      A good one
      Best regards, Andreas

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        #4
        Super piece, a so called "deep pan" GAB
        Kind regards,
        Giel

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          #5
          Nice and hard to find variant, congrats Valentino!

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            #6
            Ciao Valentino,

            Very nice GAB, and I can only agree with the others that its a fine original. As Giel says, these are known as the "Deep Pan" as the maker is currently unknown.

            Tom
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              #7
              Thanks for your help, mates... are this pieces really rare?

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                #8
                Hello Valentino,

                very nice GAB you have there!!

                comming to your last question: Ask three guys what is rare and you get 4 different answers....

                IMO these are not that rare, but to find them in a great condition like yours is difficult.

                Here´s my one

                Greetings

                Martin
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                  #9
                  Very nice GAB Valetino,i love those

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                    #10
                    A nice one

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                      #11
                      first class Deep pan, Valentino. Love this type because of its nice details.


                      Regards, Wim



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                        #12
                        Well I am no expert on badges for sure, but I was reading a thread the other night.. I saw that the round base for the catch is considered Deumer if snipped across the top like that, so how is this maker unknown?
                        WP

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                          Hi WP,

                          Well, maker identification is a bit more complicated than a simple snip to the top of the catch plate. While it certainly can be an indicator toward a certain maker, it would never be conclusive because many firms purchased hardware from 3rd party suppliers so the same hardware was used by several different makers. Typically you have to look at several other indications in combination before you can point in the direction of a certain maker (such as hinge, hingepin, hinge attachment style, main pin type, tool mark on the pin, shape and size of the catch, obverse design of the badge, etc, etc.). The combination of these items is where the power lies in identifying badge makers.

                          As to your particular point about the snipped catchplate, there are several makers that I can think of offhand that used this in addition to Deumer (Juncker, Wiedmann, etc.). So that alone could never be used to identify this certain type of GAB. And unfortunately, there just isn't enough other indicators on these "Deep Pan" GABs to link it to a certain maker. But the fun of this hobby is that we don't know what lies around the bend, so I am confident the maker will be identified one day.

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

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                            #14
                            Thanks for the clarification
                            WP

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