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    M1910 Eating Knife

    During WW2, whilst in the Halmahera Islands, my grandfather acquired an M1910 eating knife, and I thought I'd look into the history of them.

    Part of the story is easy, Its an American Cutlery Corp M1910 made in 1918. What I can't get any information is about the stamping on the other side of the knife.

    It's pretty basic, but is is; A A 105 13

    The spacing is deliberate and roughly to scale.

    I know it's a long shot, but does anyone have any way of deciphering it?

    thanks!
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