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    #1

    PAB in bronze S&L

    Hi guys,
    just would like to check this badge with you before putting on E-stand.
    Also, what's your opinion on catch, just sloppy job or repaired?
    Thanks in advance,
    Andrei
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        #4
        Hi Andrei, it looks just fine IMO. Just a sloppy job, most likely a Friday afternoon . The finish seems to be intact, if it were a repair you would see scorch marks around the whole area. Stewy

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          #5
          Thanks Stewy . That's what I thought , sloppy job.

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            #6
            The hinge and catch was originally automatically crimped in vertically on this particular S&L design, but over time the die/tool became unservicable and was factory repaired with a blob of solder before being given it's finish. The failure of this poor securing method probably lead to next version which was a horizontal crimped set up.

            Regards, Ned.

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              #7
              Hi Andrei,

              Looks like a fine S&L to me as well. Wartime compatible.

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

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                #8
                Nice original S&L. You can just see how fragile this bronze finish is, making it no wonder most of these are encountered more grey.
                Kind regards,
                Giel

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                  Thank you very much guys.

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