unit markings "P.W.3341" and "staghorn" acceptance stamp

farmertom · 07-13-2007, 06:28 PM

Don,
Thank you very much! Great information.
Any idea concerning the stag horn acceptance stamp?
I only know this stamp on early Mauser G98 rifles manufactured for Wuerttemberg and on some bayonets. To include a capured Russian bayonet for the 91/30 rifle. To me, it seems that the stag horn stamp was some kind of property marking for the state of Wuerttemberg.
What do you think about the following idea?
This holster was manufactured for, and accepted by the state of Wuerttemberg for the Army (pre WWI). After WWI it was issued at the Police School of Westfalen / or Wuerttemberg????
Do you have any information on a Police School in the state of Wuerttemberg?
To accept the idea that Wuerttemberg did not have it's own Police School is very difficult for me.
What do you think?
best regards and good collecting
Tom

07-13-2007, 06:28 PM	#12
farmertom User Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 24 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Don, Thank you very much! Great information. Any idea concerning the stag horn acceptance stamp? I only know this stamp on early Mauser G98 rifles manufactured for Wuerttemberg and on some bayonets. To include a capured Russian bayonet for the 91/30 rifle. To me, it seems that the stag horn stamp was some kind of property marking for the state of Wuerttemberg. What do you think about the following idea? This holster was manufactured for, and accepted by the state of Wuerttemberg for the Army (pre WWI). After WWI it was issued at the Police School of Westfalen / or Wuerttemberg???? Do you have any information on a Police School in the state of Wuerttemberg? To accept the idea that Wuerttemberg did not have it's own Police School is very difficult for me. What do you think? best regards and good collecting Tom