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    Unidentified Type 1 S'G' magazine maker

    Stamp looks like C-S'G' with an upsidedown T superimposed onto the C



    Does anybody know who C-upsidedown-T corresponds to?

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    According to my War Department list, Clark Manufacturing.
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    That's what I found too, imarangemaster -

    J. L. Clark Manufacturing Company
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    The upside-down T is actually and intertwined J & L, within the C - logo for
    J. L. Clark Mfg. Co.
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    The upside-down T is actually and intertwined J & L, within the C - logo for
    J. L. Clark Mfg. Co.
    J. L. Clark Mfg. Co. Rockford, Ill
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