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    #1

    SA Collar Tabs Legit?

    How do these tabs look to everyone? They seem to be well-made. I am a bit concerned about the metal that is stuck between the leaves.
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    Reverse.

    Thanks!
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      #3
      Personally, After 60+ Years, I Like To See Some Verdigris On The Device Pins Caused By A Chemical Reaction With The Chemical Elements Found In The Period Buckram, These Look Very Fresh And I Would Entertain Doubts On These Without A Hands On And A Proper R Z M Tag. These Appear To Be Unissued And Should Have A Properly Coded Tag For A Blank Tab.

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        Thanks Bob for confirming my suspicions. Here is a closeup of the excess metal between the leaves. Looks like something left over from a casting process (I'm sure it has a name).
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          And the spotlessly clean pins Bob is referring to. And does this buckram look correct?
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