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    DWM P08 Regimental Markings

    Hey everyone, I just acquired a 1909 DWM P08 with some interesting regimental markings. I haven't seen others in quite the same layout. I'm having a problem trying to decipher exactly where this pistol was assigned. If anyone has any information or a good reference source, I'd greatly appreciate the help. Thanks!

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    Amazing! You guys are a tremendous wealth of knowledge. Thank you so much!
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    With the added advantage of specialist knowledge originating in the country of origin. I´ve always found that so much can go wrong in transit.
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    Saprengr13; Is your forum name anything to do with SAPPER ENGINEER as in a Sapper in the Royal Engineers?
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    Peter, you are very close! I was a Combat Engineer/ Sapper with the 26th Infantry - Yankee Division, US Army.
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