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    DJ Variant

    A friend just sent me these photos. He just bought the standard size buckle but he has had the small one for a long time. I have never come across this style. Anyone else have one of these?


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    #2
    Looks private made for me. Someone probably took parts of original but maybe damaged DJ-buckles and put them on neutral buckles. Best regards, Thomas

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      #3
      The roundel on the small one looks more homemade. I will have to ask him how thick the roundel is on the big one. It doesn't look think enough to be cut from another DJ buckle. Thank for your input.


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        #4
        I think I have seen ordinary DJ-buckles from maker RZM 36. I don't think that this maker made this buckle. It just does not look professionally done. Would be interesting to hear how thick the roundel is.

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          #5
          Called my friend and he says the roundel is thin like a normal SA Roundel. I questioned the buckle, so he asked me to get some opinions. He say it is very well made so he took a chance. He has 1990 buckles in his collection so he is always looking for variations.

          Kirby


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            #6
            Kirby,


            I like the looks of this unique DJ buckle


            roundel & box nickle plating & patina match very well imo.


            Mac 66.

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              #7
              A very interesting buckle. Could whittle away the thick, Thin is easier to solder, I also think that it is "designer".

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