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    1946 markings....a bit clearer

    The markings on a 1946 LB No.7

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    Is that a 1945 or a 46?

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    I was wondering the same thing, but a young pup like me would never question an old dog like Warren. The top left corner of the 5/6 doesn't look sharp, so I was guessing 46.

    This is what some collectors refer to as the type 3 marking. This can be found on both 45 and 46 dated receivers. Note the IN after the 22, which is what is missing on one of the receivers I showed.
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    It's a 6, and after posting it I must admit it did look like a 5 and actually checked it again to be sure.

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