Roger,
* Pretty slim detail to warm up the ole crystal ball upon.
* However, if I were to guess....the only thing coming to mind immediately is the Heereszuugamt marking of the form E/HZAJ.L.## which is similar to an E/WaA## stamp.
* Thought to indicate a WW2 repair undertaken by a German Repair Facility. This the repair acceptance stamp.
* See John Walter, TLB, Pg. 137, Item H62 for further info. He indicates there were 16 of these bureaus operating in 1939; but, the location is not given for each ##.
* On detail examination, you may find another similar HZA marked component, like a sear or ejector or ??, which bears the same marking. This is usually the component repaired/replaced.
* These are seen now and then. IMO: I would not consider a premium is warranted for this marking. Some may even consider this a discountable item as it was a repair. I view anomoly as just another part of the pistol's history.
Respectfully,
Bob
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