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    #1

    155/40

    Gentleman,
    with this buckle everything is good?
    Thanks for your opinions.
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        #4
        hello

        very nice 155/40 type 2



        best

        Emmanuel

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          #5
          Nothing to add about buckle originality. About paint job hard to tell if period by those pics alone, few features lead to suspect it postwar repainted.

          Ric
          Last edited by Ric Ferrari; 11-05-2017, 02:23 PM.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Ric Ferrari View Post
            About paint job hard to tell by those pics alone if period, few features lead to suspect it postwar repainted.
            Hi Ric.
            Thanks for your opinion. if it necessary, I will make additional photos.

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              #7
              A good buckle, however, I fully agree with Ric on the paint being suspect. Why is there heavy rust on inside of roller pin whilst the exterior pin shroud with prongs is pristine - post #3?

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                #8
                Originally posted by Ric Ferrari View Post
                Nothing to add about buckle originality. About paint job hard to tell if period by those pics alone, few features lead to suspect it postwar repainted.

                Ric
                too quick answer for me.... yes paint is over rust

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                  #9
                  It was worth to remove the new paintjob if you ask me.
                  At best you will find some original paint.

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                    #10
                    Original buckle, post-war repainted.

                    Regards
                    brus

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