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    Lock Identification

    I came across an 1801 flintlock that is stamped with REA... I'm guessing this is the company but cannot find anything on it.

    There is a heart shaped stamp with an X in the center with the following letters in the heart:
    V at top of X
    E on left side of X
    C at the bottom of the X
    I on the right side of the X

    If anyone has any information on the company or the markings please let me know. Thank you all in advance.
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    Need to see pictures. There are way too many variations.



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    Sounds like a lock from the East India Company. But pics are vital to be sure.

    The V should be read as a U (like some Latin inscriptions) and so VEIC = United East India Company
    Last edited by Patrick Chadwick; 06-16-2012 at 05:58 PM. Reason: typo

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