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Both models' serial numbers run concurrently and I had presumed that because of the difference in frame sculpting that Fred's was a Flues and mine, being obviously different, was the NIG.
Thanks for the explanation. Any thoughts as to why the two very different frame sculpting styles existed in the same model, one being a 1910 production and the other being a 1911 production?
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