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Those first generation Weinmann handles have a more squared-off appearance than the later versions, and you don't see them except on the balloon Jaguars, lightweights from about 1953-55 and the earliest middleweights. I can see how they would throw you off at a glance. I notice the boy's has a "red dot" anodized clamp anchor, which I haven't seen on this style before.
Those first generation Weinmann handles have a more squared-off appearance than the later versions, and you don't see them except on the balloon Jaguars, lightweights from about 1953-55 and the earliest middleweights. I can see how they would throw you off at a glance. I notice the boy's has a "red dot" anodized clamp anchor, which I haven't seen on this style before.
Those 1955 red dots must have started sometime in 1955. I've seen a few of the red dots on these but not too many. At first I thought the anodizing just wore off real easy but looking at my set I can see that they never were red. It would be nice to see a set with the red dots up close to see if they had the Pat. Pending marking on them.
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