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Unread 02-22-2010, 05:20 PM   #1
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Default One for Jerry, Lanyard questions

I guess this is one for Jerry (and other lanyard experts):

What do you think about this lanyard?
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Unread 02-23-2010, 10:58 AM   #2
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Vlim, Do you have any other photo's? Looks good from what I can see. The keepers are a tad strange, I have seen them before but the flat wider ones are more common. I would love to see some closeups of all the details.

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Jerry,

I plucked the photos from a Dutch selling site. Since the thing is quite cheap, I've informed the seller that I'm interested in buying it. Even if it is a repro, the price isn't wrong

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Vlim, It's not a repro.

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Thanks,

For $47.50 I'm not complaining

I'll do some more detail shots after I get it home.
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Nice find Vlim
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Vlim, When you get ahold of it I would like to see the closure stud.

Good buy for sure!

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The lanyard came in today. Smells like 100-year old dead cow, so that was a good sign.
Both leather tabs are intact, some dryness tears in the lanyard, but nothing serious.

Brass stud with a conical, slightly pointed top. Nice workmanship.
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I would say you more than got your $47.50's worth. Pretty good looking hunk of dead cow.
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Nice find Vlim!
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