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11-25-2001, 10:17 AM

David, In the traditional thrifty Deutch tradition, Mauser never threw away perfectly good stamping dies. They reused them later on as inspector's ID dies. This is what the Scriptic "S" under your 1937 mid toggle link is. I've even seen the 1906 DWM Brazilian "B in a circle" used on 98Ks and the M1900-06 Portugese Contract "triangle in a circle" die use on the rear frame of 1910/14 Mauser pistols. Tom h.

11-25-2001, 10:17 AM	#22
tom h Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Another Question.... David, In the traditional thrifty Deutch tradition, Mauser never threw away perfectly good stamping dies. They reused them later on as inspector's ID dies. This is what the Scriptic "S" under your 1937 mid toggle link is. I've even seen the 1906 DWM Brazilian "B in a circle" used on 98Ks and the M1900-06 Portugese Contract "triangle in a circle" die use on the rear frame of 1910/14 Mauser pistols. Tom h.