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The 5XXX does have a r written in cursive under the SN on both the underside of the barrel and on the front of the frame where the SN appears. No other markings other than listed above. No other marking on the front left side of the frame other than the 4 digit SN by it's self. I will be happy to send pictures of the markings as soon as I go post enough post to be allowed to do so.
Thanks for your help, it is appreciated. Last edited by ubu; 09-29-2014 at 03:47 PM. |
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Proofs on DWM:
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If you are afraid of us seeing your serial number, then you can black them out.
Most likely, your pictures are too large, you can post pictures. It seems from your document that what you have is a 1920 (the date) made weimar pistol, however the 'r' would be late 1920's - so I am wondering if it is a an 'n' ?? they made some 'n's during that period. Most were no serial (ns), 'a' and 'b' and for some odd reason some 'n's. If an 'r', then it is a either a WW1 that the date was scrubbed or a later one that received a very late gov't 1920 marking (see the FAQ for more info on this). Ed |
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