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Could I get some help with this tool Is it authentic, is it an Erfurt and if so would it be an appropriate match for a 1912 Erfurt.
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It looks like a DWM 4 lobe crown/F to me. Erfurt tools were not blued. An Erfurt tool is shown below.
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Thanks Norm I appreciate your help I am still learning and having the comparison helps immensely. If we were in close proximity we could discuss it over some Sunday liquor. Take Care
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Your tool is a 4 lobed crown over an F. It is a DWM tool,1912 to 1914 it best called an acceptance mark. If you want more information at no cost I will send you by Email a 33 page document that will provide information on tools from 1900 to 1946. E mail me at davidolindsay5@gmail.com. The best to you. David_O
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Is there a letter or a number if you look from the top?
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no letter or number on top
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