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              PAB"s fpr review before e-stand

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              I am going to put these on the e-stand as long as they are all good. I dont know the makers on any of them and would really appreciate any help I can get.

              Thank you Very much,
              Tony

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                Post #1 and 2, Frank & Reif.
                Post #3, St. & L.
                Post #4, Unknown maker, pillow crimp.
                Post #5, not sure.
                Post #6, St. & L.
                Ralph.

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                  Thanks again Ralph!!
                  Tony

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                    Hi Tony,
                    I agree with Ralph. I will add that the number five badge is a Meybauer example. Before collectors knew the maker they were referred to as "seven wheelers"

                    Chet
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                      Originally posted by Chet Sowersby View Post
                      Hi Tony,
                      I agree with Ralph. I will add that the number five badge is a Meybauer example. Before collectors knew the maker they were referred to as "seven wheelers"

                      Chet
                      Chet is correct of course, I did not look close enough at the wheels.
                      Ralph.

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                        Thank you Very much guys!!
                        Tony

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