Just want to make sure it is ok before I display it.
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Original Karneth.Comment
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Hi Ryuuk
How did you come by this information? Would you be so kind to share it with us?Originally posted by ryuuk View Post
Nice original badge IMO.
Happy Collecting!
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It's an original.
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I use the base that Philippe DB made. I myself have not closely studied this manufacturer.Originally posted by Bruce Simcox View PostHow did you come by this information? Would you be so kind to share it with us?
Nice original badge IMO.
Happy Collecting!
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Nice original Rudolf Karneth for me as well!
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Thank you everyone!Comment
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Hi Bob
.......The information about Rudolph Karneth as the manfacturer that used the initials RK is incorrect. The facts prove otherwise. De Bock's base is flawed.
We are fortunate to have as a member of these Forums a researcher/collector who is based in the Gablonz area, has studied exhaustively(and still does) the question of to whom the initials RK stand for, using all available documentation, and has to date come up with three possibilities. Possibilities. Granted, Karneth is one of those possibilities, but just that for now. It is nothing less than speculation and conjecture to claim that Rudolph Karneth = RK, or RK in a circle for that matter.
Happy collecting!
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