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A hello and a few questions
Hi all, my name is Joe and I am a collector of all things military and German.
I have recently purchased a 1936 fully matching S/42 Mauser made Luger P08 for a ver reasonable price. It has all the early W/A exeptance and proof marks, its when I opend it is when it got confusing for me! Inside by the extractor notch part of the reciever (Just below the marking for the barrel to mach the reciever) this: W D M Could you please tell me what this is? There are a few other stampings I can' identify inside. There is r.r and R.R a cross like + and quite a few number 4 stampings. They are not on parts that would be serial stamped as all of these are accounted for and are marked 27. A couple of places have a squiggle which resembles a cross between a snake and a U. One end being fatter than the other end of the "U". I cannot currently take photograps as I have lent my camera to a friend who is on holiday with it. Thanks for the help, Joe |
Joe, inside markings are almost universally "workers marks" and can not be attributed to any specific person.
Ed |
Thanks for the reply,
Could the DWM relate to the maker DWM? Joe :) |
No, I highly doubt that, as the workers used letters and numbers and that would just be a coincidence.
ed |
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