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An easy answer. There were many thousands more marked wood base magazines than unmarked. Unmarked were almost exclusively commercial, but millions of WWI military Luger magazines were marked. However, on the other hand there were a relatively few marked commercial magazines, e.g. Cal. 9 m/m. "flaming bomb", etc.
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