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Here is an artists conception of the stamp sometimes found on Lugers and other German firearms that is often mistaken for the U.S. Ordnance Flaming Bomb stamp.
![]() This is an image of an actual US Ordnance "Flaming Bomb" stamp. ![]() Images are courtesy of the late Luger collector, Viggo G. Dereng, a long-time member of this forum, and dear friend to not only me, but many here. This information is found in the Lugerforum Technical Information which is linked from our homepage: www.lugerforum.com This is for the benefit of some of the new members who may not realize we even have a "homepage" as they only know about the discussion pages.
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I think that you would agree that the "artist's concept" misses the mark a little. ![]() I never knew him personally, but I thought that Viggo was a nice man and a heck of a craftsman. Not many people would tackle reproducing an Ideal shoulder stock/holster. Ron
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