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    I have a 1891 Argentine with #P1649 stamped on the parts..

    As best as I can tell, the last letter used for serial number was "O". My only guess is that there were some made in 1896...probably the last produced...that used "P" as the first digit of the serial numbers..It is very nicely blued...much better than some others I have seen...
    Any ideas?
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