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Title: A7/A10 full-width Iron hub rear hub brake plate label/sticker - 42-6357
Post by: CPC Engineering on 22.05. 2019 21:13
Good evening everyone,
I was wondering if anyone can help us.

I have a number of Brake plates / Anchor plate's that fit the Rear A7/A10 full-width Iron hub. A few of them have a rectangle mark on aluminium that is hard to see (catch it in the light).
It looks like where a sticker or label has been, as these are the same size, shape, and location you can rule out any kind of auto jumble "price" sticker, and have been amassed over a lot of years from all over.

We have had a good look through all our parts books and none show a sticker.
Is anyone aware of one? What did it say? Or better yet has a photo?

Thank you in advance for any help anyone can give on this matter.
Chris
Title: Re: A7/A10 full-width Iron hub rear hub brake plate label/sticker - 42-6357
Post by: JulianS on 22.05. 2019 22:50
The box on some 1969-63 plates is where the cable stop was cast in on the 1958/59 brake plates with lever pointing up. Not for a sticker.

I think it is just where the casting die was modified.

It is polished out on the Super Rocket with polished brake plate.
Title: Re: A7/A10 full-width Iron hub rear hub brake plate label/sticker - 42-6357
Post by: duTch on 22.05. 2019 23:58

 CPC- I can't help, but unless I missed something (which is likely) how about a pic of where the offending subject of curiousity is?
Title: Re: A7/A10 full-width Iron hub rear hub brake plate label/sticker - 42-6357
Post by: JulianS on 23.05. 2019 09:26
The back of the plate also shows the casting mark.
Title: Re: A7/A10 full-width Iron hub rear hub brake plate label/sticker - 42-6357
Post by: RogerSB on 11.06. 2019 21:31
Just happen to have mine off for maintenance, same casting mark, here's a photo. 1960 Golden Flash.
Title: Re: A7/A10 full-width Iron hub rear hub brake plate label/sticker - 42-6357
Post by: Jules on 15.06. 2019 02:24
Julian, your knowledge of these old machines never ceases to amaze me... *respect* *yeah*