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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 12
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Sirs:
I want to buy a radom pistol. I have read about production and a search on this forum was very helpful but I am confused about the serial #s. Is there actually a " 1/E8001...2/h8900" (examples)? I have not seen such a prefix. I have seen "E8001' for example but never a 1/ or 2/ preceding the alphabet number. Sorry for the ignorance. Thank you. Have a happy new year. Bob
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 26
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I have not seen any documented cases of serial numbers with a number preceeding an alpha character.
that said the known serial number patterns are - polish (pre-war) - no alpha characters - german (captured parts and regular production) - 10 to (some references say) 12 thousand - no alpha characters - just numbers then alpha characters (except to my knowledge I, O , Q and X) from A to Z and then A to K (some references imply existance of L - could be April ? 45 ). What made you ask this question? |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 26
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I think I have came across the same thread you did. On "The German Military Forum" there is a thread where the site moderator "Vis35" is answering a Serial Number question from one of the mebers. And he is referring to the :
"..1/alpha#### = first alphabet serial numbering; 2/alpha#### = second alphabet serial numbering........." this is copy/paste from his response - hope this is not against the rules here. He is referring to the first run of the aplhabet - A > Z excluding I O Q V X Y and second run A>K (possibly L) |
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