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    New and interesting LW clasps

    These all came in from the same collection and a couple of really interesting pieces in here.

    First up gold fighter clasp with either a front made or perhaps trial piece 500 mission pendant, never seen anything like it but I love it!
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    Sweet FLL transport clasp with original 1500 pendant- note the identical finished on clasp and pendant
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      another FLL this type with the original pendant replaced postwar- possibly with a 57er piece??
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        Lastly an early bronze transport with a couple of interesting differences- NO cutouts and check out the catch! This catch is known to have been used by Juncker on some of their zinc products but I haven't seen it on a tombak badge that I can recall
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            Hi Patrick,

            All very nice and interesting. I particularly like the last one, brass with no cutouts and thick wire catch, that is a first for me. Very believable though, no signs of replacement and as you say, Juncker is known to have used this catch on many of their other awards so a nice little discovery IMO.

            Tom
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              Wonderful additions to your collection Patrick
              Like Tom, I really like the last 1 & the transport clasp is also a fav.
              Congrats on the additions to your collection!

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                Unusual 500 and 700 pendants there...did they make those variations?

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                  Thanks for the comments Guys and George as stated in the posts- no! The 700 pendant is post war either 57er or possibly repro. The 500 I think is great and IMO wartime probably made as a manufacturers test piece as the quality of the detail is too good I think to be a front made item.

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                    The 700 pendant looks like a Souval one i saw in a collection not to long ago.

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                      #11
                      Nice scores Patrick.

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