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    Dutch East Indies: SAU CIE stands for Saupers Companie ( Sappers Company, ie, Engineers)
    (The Dutch language has many Military Terms of either Frenchicon or Germanicon Origin.)
    I have a M95 Dutch Carbine with the same Marking.

    The use of the horizontal tag is typical of KNIL Unit tags, and carried over into Indonesian Use ( they didn't bother to remove them after Independence, so when surplussed, they still has the Dutch ID markings). Indon Police Districts are usually "Branded" into the Butt.

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    Doc,

    do you have source for this information?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DocAV View Post
    SAU CIE stands for Saupers Companie
    I can back up part of this as Companie is Company in Frenchicon. That part was clear without typing anything into Google. The rest makes sense. More than the preceeding...
    Regards, Jim

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