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    Frontheil Buckle, Steinhauer & Luck?

    So what do you think? I think it's good and made by S & L. What say you?


    Cheers
    Gary
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    Originally posted by Gary Cain View Post
    So what do you think? I think it's good and made by S & L. What say you?


    Cheers
    Gary
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        Nice buckle. I've always liked these, But I don't see any markings. Kirby

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          Hi,

          I believe the soldering method is what indicates S & L.


          Cheers
          Gary
          Originally posted by klr View Post
          Nice buckle. I've always liked these, But I don't see any markings. Kirby

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            #6
            A nice one

            Best

            Ric

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              Gary

              A super Der Stahlhelm buckle and one displaying a very crisp and highly detailed roundel. It is interesting and strange that you should mention or suggest that the maker could be St. u L. I have heard before that certain unmarked Der Stahlhelm buckles could have emanated from this company. Although St. u L. were responsible for manufacturing some quite eclectic buckles in the 1920's and early 1930's, to include those bearing the St. u L logo, I do not think that there is anything tangible with yours to suggest who the maker was. I am not aware that St. u L had a distinct and easily recognisable soldering technique. Attached is the most commonly seen logo for the early period buckles.

              Regards,

              David
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