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    #1

    Gold r.s. Ccc

    Dear all

    I do believe this looks like a gold one, but the backplate is original attachment?
    the gap between the lower edge and the plate looks a bit bigger than any example I have ever seen , opinions are welcome here!

    thanks


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    #2
    Replaced Catch???

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      #3
      Bronze grade imo...

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        #4
        Here I enlarge the pic for more detail

        is that still a bronze grade?





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          #5
          this absolutely bronze grade..

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            #6
            Please post better photos!
            Looks like a good clasp.
            I have had all grades of CCC made by R.S. and the bronce I had was much more dark chocolate brown.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Ludwig View Post
              Please post better photos!
              Looks like a good clasp.
              I have had all grades of CCC made by R.S. and the bronce I had was much more dark chocolate brown.
              Dear Ludwig
              here is the link to the CCC from Baldes website.
              the picture they gave, sometimes not really in high definition.
              let me know your thought, cheers

              http://www.militaria-baldes.de/en/ca...5/0/12225.html

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                #8
                Hi Eric,

                Bronze grade for me as well. You can see it clearly on the reverse hardware setup that its bronze grade. We see this phenomenon sometimes with zinc clasps and the type of bronze finish used that it will start to gain a gold tone over the years, usually on clasps in bad storage conditions (i.e. ground dug or high moisture storage). You can see large areas where the finish is worn off and looks like a good candidate for bad storage conditions IMO.

                Tom
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Thomas Durante View Post
                  Hi Eric,

                  Bronze grade for me as well. You can see it clearly on the reverse hardware setup that its bronze grade. We see this phenomenon sometimes with zinc clasps and the type of bronze finish used that it will start to gain a gold tone over the years, usually on clasps in bad storage conditions (i.e. ground dug or high moisture storage). You can see large areas where the finish is worn off and looks like a good candidate for bad storage conditions IMO.

                  Tom


                  Hi Tom and all

                  thanks to your feedback!

                  thanks

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                    #10
                    Bronze grade for sure.

                    Here's a faded gold grade RS where you can easily compare the brightness with.
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                    Giel

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