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    #16
    I´m sure I could hear a cry of joy over here when this one landed in Belgium

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    LOOKING FOR ALL ITEMS CONNECTED TO HERBERT SCHOB.

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      #17
      Morning Guys,


      Well somehow I knew you hardcore PAB collectors would have a week spot for this badge

      Dan sadly this find didn't bring me any closer to my goal, not only did we recently discover the narrow "w" wurster to add to the ever growing list of variants but just yesterday I discovered yet another variant that I never saw before. It was a hollow, zinc first pattern (hanging gun) Daisy. Untill yesterday I was sure that badge only existed as buntmetall and semi-hollow variant. So two more to add

      KR
      Philippe

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        #18
        Hi Philippe

        Congratulation! You are much more closer to the goal than rest of us, aren't you? Hope your PAB museum will be finished the construction soon.

        regards

        Indy

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          #19
          Hi Philippe, must admit im not a collector of pabs, but i do like looking at them. What a find , and just love that reverse set up. All the best

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            #20
            Hi mrg,


            These Hollow AS's are indeed something special in PAB collectors land.

            The typical AS, AS in triangle and RK design in combination with that smoothend hollow reverse makes them kind of unique. Also the set-up is beyond compare, very fragile but at the same time complex and very well executed. For sure a PAB that must have been quite expensive to manufacture which could explain why so few of them are arround.

            KR
            Philippe

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