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Steven P Dempsey AFCA Member 
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So, what have I got here - - looks like an earlier cage on a 1901 stick pancake, trying to get a clear shot of the tag sent, the 1900 Pancake I had had this same cage.I like the open ring personally. Attached Image (viewed 211 times): |
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Steven P Dempsey AFCA Member
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This is all the images I currently have - - I have (owned) 2 1901's & a 1900 - - but this is my first stickmount. -Love the big brass band/tag Attached Image (viewed 209 times): |
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Steve Stephens AFCA Member 
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The guard is an earlyl 1899 one. What is strange is how the switch knob sticks out so far on that bare shaft. Could be that the switch is a 1902 model which had a longer shaft to accomodate the pointer on the 1902 models. |
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Steven P Dempsey AFCA Member
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I noticed the extra length on the switch, those parts are repo'd aren't they? |
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Steven P Dempsey AFCA Member
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Wonder if a trade could be done on the cage, the 1901 was a pinned version, correct? |
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Steve Stephens AFCA Member
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Correct, and the method of attaching the badge was different; is was held on with a stud and nut with solder. |
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Steven P Dempsey AFCA Member
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detail 1901 cage 1900 Cage. no idea if it was correct Attached Image (viewed 122 times): |
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Ted Kaczor AFCA Member 
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This cage is 1900, for certain (3/16" back ring). The 1899 both rings are 1/8" Dia. brass. |
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