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    2 IAB's 1 marked 1 unmarked

    hi guys,
    here i am again. 2 iab's the marked one is a bronze one marked R.S.S. for Richard Simm & Sohne. the unmarked i would very much like to know what the maker is. thank you for your opinions.

    greetings Rik
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    I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

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      #3
      If I remember right this unmarked one is still from a unknown maker.
      But some off the IAB specialist maybe know some more




      Andy

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        #4
        hi Andy, thanks for your reply. you made me even more curious
        I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

        Always looking for documents from the 126. Infanterie-Division.

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          #5
          Unmarked it's S&L attributed
          Best Regards
          N.

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            #6
            thank you Nordi, appreciate your help
            I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

            Always looking for documents from the 126. Infanterie-Division.

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              #7
              Unmarked is indeed a Steinhauer & Lück

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                #8
                thanks Kray, what are the characteristics for this maker?

                greetings Rik
                I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

                Always looking for documents from the 126. Infanterie-Division.

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                  #9
                  Typical design and crimped hardware is known for this maker.
                  Silver grades are find frequently, bronze grades are a less encountered.

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                    #10
                    Both nice originals. As the others have said, the unmarked one is a later-war S&L.

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

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                      #11
                      thanks again Kray, and thank you to for your reply Tom
                      I'm proud to be a sergeant in the royal dutch army

                      Always looking for documents from the 126. Infanterie-Division.

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