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    Ever seen one of these stamps before?

    This is on a pristine Carbine and the info given is that servicemen were given a stamp they used on clothes so they could be identified during & after laundering? Was that an occurrence?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tenOC View Post
    servicemen were given a stamp they used on clothes so they could be identified during & after laundering? Was that an occurrence?
    Yes, I was issued name stamps for marking uniform items.
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    Ok, thanks. This is an all original Carbine. Fired very little.
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