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Lot of work Norm.
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The photos from the sales thread are even better. Good for reference.
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Hi Mark,
Could you please show a closeup of the catch on your L/21 Foerster & Barth (viewed from the bottom of the badge)? It looks like a variant catch with a thickness in between the two usually seen catches.
Best regards,
---NormLast edited by Norm F; 10-06-2017, 08:34 PM.Comment
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Hi Norn,
Sorry the reply took so long. I've been keeping an eye on the sales thread and dealing with PMs.
Since I wasn't sure exactly 'what angle' image you needed, I provided a few. Let me know what else you would like.
Regards,
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Two More."You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."Comment
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Finally the catch. If you want to get technical, I just measured 1.43 mm."You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."Comment
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Thanks Mark. Those last two were the kind of photos I meant. I would classify that as the "thin" Tombak catch, so this is UC# 5.4.2. I think the slight variation in thickness comes from the particular sheet stock used to stamp out the catches.
Best regards,
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