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    Kershaw or Kodak?

    Up until now I had it figured as a Kershaw but while doing some catching up I happened across an old thread that now has me thinking it might be a Kodak instead. My old dog would like to know too.
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    Happy to see you back! Can't remember the last time I saw you post.

    As far as the scope mfg., the real gurus or those with their books handy will have to give the useful info. It's not one of those things that has gotten beaten into the thick skull of mine yet.

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    It is KODAK from Welwn Garden City in Hertfordshire

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    It has been a while JM. Sometime last summer IIRC. A computer virus, lots of machinery upgrades at the gin, a very long and busy cotton season and deer hunting have taken up all my time to date. Still have about 3 weeks to go before the ginning is done, looking for upwards of 55,000 bales to pass through this year.
    Peter, thanks for clearing that up for me and the antique dog. Maybe now I can find the time for a trip to Brian's and get that bracket to you if your still want to have a go at it. ATB, VH

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    Would there be a specific serial # range that would identify the Kodak manufactured scopes? Curious, as I recently picked up this no name MKII The centering pin/housing for mounting, forgive me for incorrect nomenclature, has been ground off, but she functions perfectly for a dirty old dog. My little blue book cant help me on this one.

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    Attachment 40530Attachment 40531

    There were a couple of unnamed runs - which seem to be to have been the Kershaw/Kodak ones - the engravings on the pics above are identical.

    I imagine a forthcoming blockbuster book co-authored by a dynamic duo of inestimal experts will have the definitive answer... Any updates on it yet DRP/DPL?

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    I'll give him another prod......

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    Is that the dog Roger, or Peter that's getting the prod?

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    I wouldn't dare prod the dog; she's mummies little princess..........!

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    Can anyone tell the manufacturer of this Mark II scope?
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    No32 Mk II
    OS 1650 A
    1944 No 15253
    Sorry there are no pictures it's being fitted to a rifle just now.
    Thanks

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