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The rivet looks to be made of something other than steel. Can the owner verify this?
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Thanks Mike! Wow...that helps a lot...I've enlisted some help in my hometown in trying to find info on this soldier who knew my dad, and where he had been during his service.
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Oh, and what does it mean to have it "reworked/rebarreled"? The original barrel bored out?
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Hate to say, but in all this time I still have not located any family of the man that originally brought this back. I do have a friend that's involved in a new Veterans Museum back home, and hoping he can dig into it more...
Another post noted that the Police unit marking was for Duisburg-Hamborn. |
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Prussian police unit marks can be found here:
http://oldmilitarymarkings.com/police_unit_marks.html Dusseldorf? The barrel would have most likely been completely replaced by a new 9mm one, rather than re-bored. Make sure you remove the red oxide rust from the grip. Use well oiled 0000 steel wool on a well oiled rust surface and be gentle and patient. Marc
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