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#167569 11/20/2007 02:32 PM
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There is currently an auction for a Mundlos SG 84/98 III with a post WW2 LAH etch on eBay. The etch requires no further discussion, but my eye was drawn to the maker�s mark on the ricasso: S244,36

Except for the early pieces with date letters, the date normally is on the back of the spine of the blade. Here the 36 is stamped directly behind the S244 code, in the same style/position as the earlier date letters. The serial no. is 1640a.

My question is: Is this typical for Mundlos, 1936 production? I have not seen this with other manufacturers or production years.

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#167571 11/21/2007 08:42 AM
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Yes its typical for the early S/244 1936 production. Visible any Waa on the piece? best regards,Andy

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Kilian is possible attach the serial side foto? or link.thanks

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#167575 11/21/2007 01:03 PM
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quote:
Mundlos SG 84/98 III

Thanks for the link, nice piece offcourse, sorry about the etch.best regards,Andy

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Andy, can you read, or do you know, the WaA?

I would be inclined to read it as 212, but I am not sure.

In Claus Espeholt�s list ( http://claus.espeholt.dk/mediearkiv/waae.pdf ), the WaA�s 212 and 215 are not listed. He mentions 219 for a 1936 Mundlos "cln.kit" (don�t know what that is).

regards,

Kilian

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I believe there is WaA219 on locking nut, interesting is the full serial on this part. On pommel is not visible clear the WaA stamps. Not detailed pictures.best regards,Andy


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