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Hi Ron,
Yes, maybe not in the best condition but a very uncommon type of Bomber you have there. Its a rare example when Simm used the base for the fighter clasp briefly, before creating a new die specific for their zinc bombers. Also the fact that the hinge is crimped in, whereas most of the time these rare variants are found with non-functioning crimps where the hinge was simply soldered on.
A keeper for sure IMO.
TomIf it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a littleNew Book - The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II
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Ron,
I agree with Tom, a nice one despite its condition. I only have the later ball hinge, thin pin version of this RS&S clasp.
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Here are two of mine, to compare with:Comment
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Thanks guys, and thank you Ludwig for sharing those marvelous examples!
Best regards,RonRComment
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No problem at all! Glad someone here can appreciate them
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Hard to find beauty Ron
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