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    The "Ducks Foot"

    First off, I want to thank Mr. Holbrook for sharing parts of his collection with us.

    Second, I have a M1icon Garand NM Type 2, NIB with the stamp.

    Garand Collectors Journal noted on it Summer 2007 issue.

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    The "Ducks Foot" story

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    That is really interesting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TrenchCrazy View Post
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    Second, I have a M1icon Garand NM Type 2, NIB with the stamp.
    Garand Collectors Journal noted on it Summer 2007 issue.

    Okay, that explains it! John ran out of Garands to stamp and started on MSH's. Watch out! Just kidding, of course.

    Interesting.
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    Close-up of "Ducks foot" on NM

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