how many notches do they have?I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
Hi, look forward to seeing the photo's, this cuff sounds very interesting.I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
Strange looking cuffs. I have several pairs of Adams cuffs, but nothing like these.I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
Clyde,I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
This is something that I have not seen before either.I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
Thanks for the photo. Interesting to see this variation. I made three Adams copies back in the 1980's and I made the teeth on mine the same way. I can only assume that these were made prior to having the teeth milled. (My copies were nickle plated bronze castings)I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
Very nice find.I recently got a pair of adams cuffs that I think are the oldest model, determined by the serrated teeth instead of milled notches,the less restricted keyhole and the rough finish of the casting. The spacing of the teeth would not allow them to have been made from a notched bow. Joe has kindly offered to post some photos for me. Just thought I would share the info. Clyde LoweClick to expand...
