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    Cased ROAG

    Hi guys, I know the pics are not great but I would appreciate some thoughts on this set.
    Cheers - Greg
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          Textbook tranny JMME ROAG, nickel silver eagle and zinc wreath. Superb!!! and the case is excellent and a good match.

          Seb
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            Thanks Seb
            Best - Greg

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              Hi Greg,

              Very nice badge & case.

              Best regards,
              Tom
              Mihi libertas necessest!

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                Originally posted by Tom Yanacek View Post
                Hi Greg,

                Very nice badge & case.

                Best regards,
                Tom
                Missed out on it Tom, but did pick up a nice Lufty GAB which I will post when it lands
                Best- Greg

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                  Nice pick up Greg, but I would want to see some more closeups of the catch area. The difference in finish makes me think it might be a clever repair, so good closeups of that area will help us be sure its all OK.

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

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