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#7 is some kind of Swiss marking. It's on the middle rifle in the pic below.
#8 is a German G 33/40
#9 is a German WWI GEW 98 Erfurt Stern Gewehr, which somehow made it's way to service in Poland, and then back to service with the Nazi's in WWII. I really love this rifle, as it has literally hundreds of proof marks all over it.
Stern Gewehr were wartime emergency rifles produced with non-interchangeable parts sourced from small sub-contractors. They were so called because of the distinctive star mark on the chamber.
#10.
Is a very late Czech produced K-98 with Iraqi Jeem markings.
#7 is some kind of Swiss marking. It's on the middle rifle in the pic below.
#8 is a German G 33/40
#9 is a German WWI GEW 98 Erfurt Stern Gewehr, which somehow made it's way to service in Poland, and then back to service with the Nazi's in WWII. I really love this rifle, as it has literally hundreds of proof marks all over it.
Stern Gewehr were wartime emergency rifles produced with non-interchangeable parts sourced from small sub-contractors. They were so called because of the distinctive star mark on the chamber.
#10.
Is a very late Czech produced K-98 with Iraqi Jeem markings.
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