Can you guys please give me youe opinions on this SWB with maker mark 7 on needle? Which maker is it? Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
Your SWB is marked with a "4" on the needle. This mm is attributed to Steinhauer & Lück,
Nice piece,
Mats -
Hi, like Mats says it´s a "4" which is also confirmed by the design of the badge - made by Steinhauer & Lück who had the PK-nr "4"Regards
Hans N
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I can only agree with Mats and Hans, an original S&L with "4" marked on the pin. Its quite small to see the marking so not uncommon for it to be hard to identify.
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Nice untouched original no:4 swbComment
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Hi
A nice original S&L and in good condition for a zinc badge, a keeper for sure
Cheers,
RonnyComment
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A stated by the others, indeed a nice S&L SWB.
Kind regards,
AWComment
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Thank you guys for all the replies, the seller stated in the auction it is Paul Meybauer but I couldn't find the same badge made by the Meybauer via google so I thought I will ask you here, got it for a bit less than 40€ shippedComment
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Not a bad buy! Well done,
MatsComment
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