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Hello gents,
this piece came into my collection today.
Do you like it?
Thanks for comments!
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Hello Dedman,
IMO super example
Congrats!Comment
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Nice finish. What's going on with lower part of reverse, is it crack?Comment
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I agree, a very nice original AGMuK clasp in top-notch condition. Can't get much better than that, a very nice CCC.
TomIf it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a littleNew Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
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No no...That area looks a bit odd, but this is how it obviously came from the factory.Originally posted by Oscar View PostComment
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Wow...Didn´t see clasp was allready discussedOriginally posted by kraut72 View Post
Yes, I cleaned the clasp a bit today
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Just as sure as God made little green apples someone will take you to task for the "bit" of cleaning you did. It looks far better IMO.
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Hi Dedman......
......Clasp looks good. I never did understand why some attach historical significance to dirt, debris, patina and corrosion. I have never seen a veteran, from any armed force, wear 'dirty' decorations.
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Great clasp, looks like new
AndyComment
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That's one looker! Congrats!Kind regards,
Giel
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This maker really holds onto its finish well.
Good catch!!
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Hi Dedman,
Great clasp there ! Also just curious, which procedure / cleaning ( liquid ? ) you used to get a that kind a result ?
Best
JComment
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You did a good job.. Looks much better!Comment
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