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Odd Stotz

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holstcollection 14 Aug 2014
#1
I just received these Stotz and they are for sure odd. They are not only connected different but they
are also larger and heavier compared to standard Stotz. One possibility is that they are not even made
by A. Stotz but a different maker.

The weight of my standard Stotz is 376 gram, these cuffs are 457 gram.

Lars

www.holstcollection.com



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Damon Shields 14 Aug 2014
#2
Very nice cuff. The key is awesome.

Damon
Nils 14 Aug 2014
#3
I just received these Stotz and they are for sure odd. They are not only connected different but they
are also larger and heavier compared to standard Stotz. One possibility is that they are not even made
by A. Stotz but a different maker.

The weight of my standard Stotz is 376 gram, these cuffs are 457 gram.

Lars

www.holstcollection.com



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It's a camel cuff.

Sorry Lars.



Nils
Anonymous 15 Aug 2014
#4
I just received these Stotz and they are for sure odd. They are not only connected different but they
are also larger and heavier compared to standard Stotz. One possibility is that they are not even made
by A. Stotz but a different maker.

The weight of my standard Stotz is 376 gram, these cuffs are 457 gram.

Lars

www.holstcollection.com



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Thanks to me to post THE link otherwise you missed it
Anonymous 16 Aug 2014
#5
I just received these Stotz and they are for sure odd. They are not only connected different but they
are also larger and heavier compared to standard Stotz. One possibility is that they are not even made
by A. Stotz but a different maker.

The weight of my standard Stotz is 376 gram, these cuffs are 457 gram.

Lars

www.holstcollection.com



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It was listed twice, the first time the seller removed it after bids were made, so he could list it better. After that it was never going to sell cheaply.
holstcollection 16 Aug 2014
#6
I just received these Stotz and they are for sure odd. They are not only connected different but they
are also larger and heavier compared to standard Stotz. One possibility is that they are not even made
by A. Stotz but a different maker.

The weight of my standard Stotz is 376 gram, these cuffs are 457 gram.

Lars

www.holstcollection.com



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No, I wouldn't have missed the auction as I saw it long before before your posting. As I'm specialized
in German and Finnish restraints, I monitor German eBay regularly.

As a matter of fact, I just hate these anonymous revelations of ongoing auctions as I don't consider them
fair. How happy would you be yourself if an auction you are planning to bid on suddenly got "official" ?
I'm just asking!

The reason to why the seller re-listed the auction was because I asked her for permission to bid outside
Germany. The seller was very friendly but she didn't manage to alter the listing in order to accept bids outside
Germany. Therefore, she had to re-list the auction.

As the seller didn't accept PayPal, there were no other bidders outside Germany than me. I'm kind of surprised
by the lack of competition as these cuffs are unique. They certainly look like Stotz but I'm not sure they are
as they differ from ordinary Stotz in so many details. It's a pity they are not stamped "Mühlenfeld"


Lars