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Are this Trixon claws and T-rods?

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First 2 are Trixon,of course,but are the ones on picture 3 and 4 some latter Trixon or something else?

Thanks

Dule

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From Dule

First 2 are Trixon,of course,but are the ones on picture 3 and 4 some latter Trixon or something else?

3-4 are TROWA - V generation, after 1963.

George.

Posted on 12 years ago
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Those first two have very old Trixon T-rods but the cast aluminum claw does not look like any Trixon , I have ever seen and it doesn't show up in literature relating to the subject. Trixon did use quite a lot of cast aluminum in it's early years , so they could be something that was used very early. The T-Rods with the Trixon name on them arrived in 1950.

The last two are Trowa. The were used from about 1956 or so into the early to mid-60's. George would know better about this.--------p.s. guess he beat me to it!

Posted on 12 years ago
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From calfskin

The last two are Trowa. The were used from about 1956 or so into the early to mid-60's. George would know better about this.--------p.s. guess he beat me to it!

Haha, Phil...Cool Dude

These rods went with long teardrop lugs immediately after short teardrop kits --- since about 1963 - to all Trowa discontinued in 1970.

George

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