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Looks like a typical Freidrich Orth piece. Sharpe details and well made.
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Vern,
thank you very much for giving your opinion. And for your time.
Toni
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I observe no sign of a raised lip area around the hinge. Are there any signs of cast in hinge and catch removal so the soldered on hardware could be used?
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Note the extended line past the last hash mark on the Freidrich Orth maker mark? Is that an accepted variation?
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J.B. Military Antiques has the same badge and pictures match both the hinge without lip and maker mark.
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Mr. Vern, thank you for your seriousness. I am updating my collection so that I can sell it. Separating the good from the bad.
Mr. Derjager, thank you also for your comments. You always learn from you.
Toni
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