1941 Holster maker

JuergenG · 09-18-2002, 02:42 AM

@John Sabato
"Umlaut" is no problem for me as I'm using a German keyboard. Should be this way being a German living in Germany.

Back to codes, here are some more finds:
Karl BÃ?Â¶cker, WaldbrÃ?Â¶l
eqf, WaA 387, 1936
eqf, WaA 727, 1941
epf, WaA 195, 1941-42
epf, WaA 195, 1944
That confirms Heyrich's find as well as others.

eph I find as "KÃ?Â¶nigs- und BismarckhÃ?Â¼tte" Rybnik/Poland for gas mask containers in 1944.
Makes sense somehow as the containers were made of tin and "-hÃ?Â¼tte" is used for companies producing/processing metals.
Schwientochlowitz I find as a prisoner working camp in Oberschlesien, German speaking part in western Poland. Could well be that KÃ?Â¶nigs- und BismarckhÃ?Â¼tte "subcontracted" to the camp.
JÃ?Â¼rgen

09-18-2002, 02:42 AM	#9
JuergenG User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 155 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	@John Sabato "Umlaut" is no problem for me as I'm using a German keyboard. Should be this way being a German living in Germany. Back to codes, here are some more finds: Karl BÃ?Â¶cker, WaldbrÃ?Â¶l eqf, WaA 387, 1936 eqf, WaA 727, 1941 epf, WaA 195, 1941-42 epf, WaA 195, 1944 That confirms Heyrich's find as well as others. eph I find as "KÃ?Â¶nigs- und BismarckhÃ?Â¼tte" Rybnik/Poland for gas mask containers in 1944. Makes sense somehow as the containers were made of tin and "-hÃ?Â¼tte" is used for companies producing/processing metals. Schwientochlowitz I find as a prisoner working camp in Oberschlesien, German speaking part in western Poland. Could well be that KÃ?Â¶nigs- und BismarckhÃ?Â¼tte "subcontracted" to the camp. JÃ?Â¼rgen