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    #1

    155/40 ¿good one?

    Hello:

    Do you think that this buckle is a good one or not ??






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    #2
    ss buckle

    nice buckle no problem with this one

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      Ric

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        #4
        ss

        thats a good assman

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          #5
          Thanks for your help.

          But, the prongs aren¨t too straight for an Assman buckle?

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            #6
            Originally posted by ivanjoaquin View Post
            Thanks for your help.

            But, the prongs aren¨t too straight for an Assman buckle?
            Hello,

            good point !

            By the pics the prongs appear not replaced, even if not standard for an Assmann buckle.

            I guess a closely inspection under magnification could confirm it

            Best

            Ric

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              #7
              Interesting observation about the prongs....on the steel buckles such as these it is just about impossible to replace the prongs without causing noticable damage to the sleeve as the sleeve is steel too...one would have to replace the whole prong assembly...I think just a variant prong assembly...look for signs of the whole piece have been replaced...try to look where the pointy parts of the prong touch the back of the buckle and see if you can see the markings on the back of the buckle...if they conform you should be okay.

              John

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                #8
                post sleeve and prongs have been replaced. When is the question.
                Jean Pierre Redeuilh
                All my collection of SS Buckles is for sale. Contact jpredeu@rogers.com for inquiries

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                  #9
                  Thanks J.P for your interest

                  Rgds: ivanjoaquin

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