S S - nickle silver

[David North]

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[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

Hello All,

David, I already told you the clue about who could be the maker by phone, so you are set. But as I said I do not want to lead future readers toward believing something which is not ascertain at all.

Gary, if you want to get this information also, along with how to not disable your firewall (???) to access GDC, just send me an email to my personal address (I did not save your, sorry). Thank You also for allowing me to upload again your photos (I don't know what was the reason why they are no longer showing but future readers have to know it is an original SS buckle).

Don, as kindly did David, I will take photos of prongs on my two and upload them on Monday.

Great Weekend to All!!

[Don Scowen]

Thanks for the images David. Although as you all know I am very new to the area of buckles, I don't recall seeing blunt claws before.....


Jean Pierre,

Thanks I look forward to seeing them.

Cheers
Don

[GLM]

David,

Thank you for the close-ups of the blunt prongs on your buckle. While being a very unusual characteristic, I also have an early 1st pattern DRK with the same blunt prongs. Do you have other buckles done with these type prongs? I imagine these would be a fairly scarce anomaly?

Regards,
Gary

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

Jean Pierre,

Thanks I look forward to seeing them.

Cheers
Don

Here is my first one with prongs similar to Garry

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Prongs detail

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And here is the one I have similar to David's ("blunt" prongs)

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

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...and it's "blunt" prongs detail

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

Again "Blunt" prongs on another SS EM buckle, but this time on a "Capital G" Overhoff.

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