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Canadian sling manufacturers during WW2 - any ideas?
Does enyone know the names of Canadian
companies that made slings for Lee Enfields just before and during World War 2? I occasionally see slings on evibay with company initials stamped on them, and I was wondering if there was a list or something that could tell me the country of origin?
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05-20-2010 03:02 PM
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I believe they are:
ZL&T Ltd (Zephyr Loom & Textiles)
MS&U Ltd (Montreal Suspender and Umbrella)
Woods Mfg Co LTD
I'm not sure if there are others. Canadian
slings will also have the broadarrow within a 'C' government property mark.
Cheers,
Mark
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Thank You to peregrinvs For This Useful Post:
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This is why I love this forum - you ask a highly nerdish question, and someone knows that answer 99% of the time (not that I am calling you a nerd, Mark - just the question
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I have a couple marked HUGH CARSON CO. LTD which are near new condition and undated.
-----krinko
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Originally Posted by
spinecracker
not that I am calling you a nerd, Mark
I wouldn't take it personally if you did - it wouldn't be an inaccurate description.
Cheers,
Mark
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Originally Posted by
krinko
I have a couple marked HUGH CARSON CO. LTD which are near new condition and undated.
-----krinko
Who also made the leather cases for the Warner & Swasey scopes for the Ross rifles in WWI, IRRC.
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Yes, they made the Ross scabbards too, and also supplied replacements in WW2.
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Originally Posted by
Mk VII
Yes, they made the Ross scabbards too, and also supplied replacements in WW2.
Ross bayonet scabbards or whole rifle scabbards?
That would be one longish scabbard, but I just HAD to ask-one never knows....
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