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  1. Darryl, great to hear from you again. I’m so sorry to hear about your wife and all the life changes. It really causes us to step back and re-evaluate the “stuff” we gather. Ron
  2. Looks like they did. Listed as out of stock
  3. WD is War Department and the broad arrow is an acceptance stamp for the British military.
  4. Karl, I can look when I get home. If you don’t hear from me by mid next week, shoot me a PM to remind me. I have the Springfield manuals on CD, but often the serial numbers are not listed. It’s a like a jackpot if you do get an actual match on a specific serial number as to which unit it was issued to. Ron
  5. lol, yes I thought it could be fun to have a place to talk about the early stuff and leading up to the machine gun. Also want to move over the digger content to this page. Ron
  6. I would rule out Detroit. Although they have marked guns DPD (I have a Glock) and have seen many revolvers either DPD or spelled out. My understanding is that they have their Thompsons and likely won’t leave, but I never thought St.Louis would sell and they did. Ron
  7. Likely influenced but the Autoburglar. The spur to help tame recoil flip. I love it! Great display! Ron
  8. I added a copy of the post to this subforum for posterity. Thank you for the additional serial #3280 Ron
  9. Anyone know if these are the same as the Numrich ones?
  10. Yes prices at the Show of Shows may tend to be a bit higher than local shows. It’s THE show for the most unique, hard to find items. There’s dealers from overseas that setup as well. It’s worth seeing and walking.
  11. I’d say an M1A1 bolt would command a bit less than the M1 prices stated by Bob, but that’s my opinion. If someone needed an bolt, an M1A1 will fill the hole. An M1 bolt is far harder to find than an M1A1
  12. Looks to be the same font used on both items too. I bet we see more rare engraved items with the same font
  13. I’m not completely on the up and up about British proof marks. Why would they not have the WD broad arrow? At first I thought the V could be that, but it clearly is not a broad arrow mark
  14. Guys, This had gotten way off topic. OP wants to sell ammo. All the dialogue about what you do and don’t shoot, etc needs to be in a new topic. Ron
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