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    ss buckle

    Hi , I was looking for one of Those early buckle for a while and finally I find one yesterday on local flea market here in Pennsylvania
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    A nice find for sure

    Ric

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      #3
      Thank you Ric

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        #4
        yup

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          #5
          Seems suspicious that the maker was ground off. Could it be a Tony Oliver copy?

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            #6
            Some of those Overhoff buckles have markings ground off. They are even considered a collector variant. No problem with this example.

            Jack

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              #7
              Originally posted by OSS View Post
              Seems suspicious that the maker was ground off. Could it be a Tony Oliver copy?

              No, it's an early O&C. I've had bunches of them. Not even close to an OLT.

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                #8
                This buckle is correct and authentic. There was a period where Overhoff ground their name, initials, and sometimes all of the markings from their nickel buckles. This is quite common to see, especially with the full motto variant.

                Chris

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                  Thank you guys for all your help

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by SScollector View Post
                    This buckle is correct and authentic. There was a period where Overhoff ground their name, initials, and sometimes all of the markings from their nickel buckles. This is quite common to see, especially with the full motto variant.

                    Chris


                    Ric

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                      #11
                      nice found

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                        #12
                        Thank you Gents for your opinions
                        Regards

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                          #13
                          stop grinding off maker marks John

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by John T View Post
                            stop grinding off maker marks John

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