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    Some help with these markings please....?

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    Does someone know who these flip safeties were made by and whether they were WWII or post WWII?
    1) H.T.
    2) N.
    3) P in a circle

    Also I know that Eaton Pond / Inland type 4 mag catches are marked E.I. but I've seen one marked EI (or E| dont remember) without the dots. Is this possible as well?

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    Hmmm the edit feature is not working so I have to double post: I meant to say I have seen E.I. marked type 3 (not 4) mag catches. So would a EI (without dots) type 4 mag catch be authentic?

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