Marking on Long Branch I have not seen before

[spinecracker]

Someone emailed me some photos of his 1942 Long Branch, and I noticed a marking that I had not seen before. It is on the left of the photo below (looks like an F, then a T over a weird M, then R) - is this an FTR marking and, if so, where is it from?

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[Paul S.]

There appears to be another electro-penciled heart-shaped mark to left of the "F". Is there?

[tlvaughn]

If I am not mistaken, that is the FTR mark used by Maltby.

[spinecracker]

Here is a photo from a slightly different angle and closer up:



I didn't know Maltby had an FTR program...I had come across the BSA FTR program before, though. This is looking to be an interesting 1942 Long Branch.