I have already gotten a couple of opinions on the gold & silver examples (via email inquiries) but would appreciate additional opinions.
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I´d like some pics of the hardware on both to be able to give anykind of opinion on them.Regards
Hans N
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Hans, thanks for your reply. Hopefully these photos are sufficientl.Comment
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I should have said side pics of the hardware so its possible to see the contruction of the hardware. The birdseye veiw don´t say much i am afraid.Regards
Hans N
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Hans, do these provide the views you need?Comment
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Thank you!
Regards
Hans N
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These are litterally a minefield! And with that said i like the round wire catch version but not the flat wire catch one. The latter one makes me think it´s a post 45 badgeRegards
Hans N
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Hans,
Thank you very much for your feedback. It is greatly appropriate.
Best Regards,
FredComment
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Hi Fred,
I tend to agree with Hans. The hinge doesn't look too bad, but the pin and catch, specifically with that rough cut on the catch leads me to postwar fake conclusion with this one.
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Thanks Tom. As always, your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Best, FredComment
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