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1200cuffs 27 Apr 2006
#1
I don't usually ask for opinions about the autheticity of an item. I just bought 6273529717 on ebay. Now I'm wondering why it sold so cheap. I don't like the way the cuffs attach to the belt, but Joe Lauher's Baker belt uses the same method. The Belt includes Hiatt cuffs and end lock and keys. I won't know til I get it if the belt is marked. I'm also wondering what the leather pouch on the back is for. Any comments are appreciated, even if not good news.
thanks.
Stan



CuffmanBelgium 27 Apr 2006
#2
Stan,
The cuff on the left side of the picture seems to be attached with a non-original link.
Peter
1200cuffs 27 Apr 2006
#3
Thanks Peter:
The cuff on the right is attached with the same type of clevis. The cuffs on Joe Lauher's Baker belt appear to use the same type of clevis. Has anyone seen other belts using this attachment method?
lauher 27 Apr 2006
#4
Hi Stan

Glad to see you got it cheap. I figured it would go much higher and did not bid because I thought I had spent enough money lately.

I have two belts and in both cases the attachment of the cuffs looks like a bit of an after thought. So I think yours is just typical of the way they were made.

Joe
1200cuffs 27 Apr 2006
#5
I've also spent more than enough money on cuffs lately, but threw in a last minute bid when I saw how cheap it was, and none of the big boys were bidding. ( Mark Lyons must be sick.) Is there a metal liner inside your belts? I don't know if this one has it or not.
Stan
lauher 27 Apr 2006
#6
Stan
Both of my belts have metal liners.
They are quite heavy.
Joe
MichaelBusch 28 Apr 2006
#7
Hi,

I have a similar belt with the same style of attachments.

Michael