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It's interesting to see that independent from the manufacturer the used fonts on earlier pieces differ a lot from the older one's. Do you may have pictures of your early pieces?
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My 03 number is 203809 rebarreled 1918 and practically a smoothbore.
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I have Colt 1883 shotgun #603, Armalite AR10 #000075, ex IRA M1921 Thompson #750, NZ Sten #985, Austen #270, ZK383 #00554, Lithgow L1A1 #AD5903978 (Ist year), .223 Worthington experimental #00002. Although the L1A1 is the 3978th Lithgow made, their survival rate is very low from the first year.
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Wow, nice to see the low serial numbers.
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Wow. Some very low serials here. The best I can do is four-digits. 1896 Enfield LE 1 (no-star) s/n 1336.
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Low, lower ...
The best I can offer is a revolver with the number 4.
Patrick
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I have got a Patchett M/C 29.
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AlanD
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I have an Argentine M1909 with serial number A0001. Would love to find the bayonet for it. Also have a P14 with three digit serial number.
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