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maybe looks like this
https://www.ww2incolor.com/d/90333-4...tional_Madness |
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Explanation for this mark is found in Costanzo, page 176: He says it is an "Africa corps symbol noted on 1940/42 Mauser Military 9mm 4" models. This symbol is also found on some 9mm 8" artillery models. Watch for fakes. Locations noted: Left side frame panel." I wonder if the ones he has seen or heard of could also be "fakes"?
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I completely agree that there is no "real" Parabelums marked with Afrika Korps insignia. But the members of my family were involved at El Alamein, and Tobruk, and I would still LOVE to see this!
Just to see to which lenght the fakers went (the size of the die used, whether it was etched, rolled,...whatever!). I hope the OP posts the close up pic. |
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