These are for sale at a local shop. They were brought in by the widow of a collector. I've bought items from the same collection but I don't like any of these. What do you guys think?
Frank
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Hey Bro
I hate everything except the GB #PAB...I like the badge itself but obviously the rivets are not correct as the GB rivets were always hollow or non existent. I think someone may have put something in there to make it look more believable...?
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Frank,
I am uncomfortable with all of them.
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Actually I take it back I agree with Chet...they're all bad. The GB has nice detail but I notice more things I dont like about it after looking a bit harder at other features.
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Chris G.Comment
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I don't like any of themComment
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I would not buy any of these badges.Comment
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No way that they are good
AndyComment
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The 50 PAB by GB is original- it is the evrsion without rivits and number box attached by split pin- someone has added those rivits at some point. The RK gab also has a good chance IMO- could just be the strike was a littke off- would like to see that one in handComment
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Hi Frank,
I like the Brehmer PAB, details and hardware look correct. Rivets are repaired, you can see the heat marks around each one, on top of the finish which is a good sign.
The other two are fakes IMO, including the RK GAB.
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Considering the cost of numbered PAB's and were this Brehmer good, I would still have a hard time sleeping at night with it in my collection. As for the other two, complete crap.
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Oh my god I was right!
Did they have 2 different dies on the tank for GB's since the difference in the wheels?
ChrisLast edited by Christopher G.; 06-02-2013, 06:31 PM.Comment
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