Mauser K98 Rifles

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Cal 7.92mm Mauser Rifle * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Beginning in the fall of 1871, Mauser Industrial‟s success started, when the German Army accepted the Mauser rifle as the primary firearm for the entire military establishment. Thanks to governmental support, Mausers quickly became very popular throughout the world, which in turn stimulated designers into constantly developing new and improved models of the basic weapon. The best of them is Gewehr 98, rifle which was unveiled in 1898. This was to become was a primary rifle of German army until the end of World War II. Advantages of Mauser rifles, while many, have the following outstanding features: The reliability of the bolt mechanism, and the precision workmanship that went into each and every weapon. These rifles were successfully converted into “sports and hunting” models which are still in widespread use today. Besides it was possible to shoot much stronger than standard 7.92 x 57 ammo. Reliability of the Mausers bolt locking system depends on three lockinglugs. Two in front lock the bolt socket on barrel inlet (prior to the rounds entry into the bore) and one in the rear of the rounds opening. It was standard four movement bolt. This system is uncomfortable for most riflemen to get used to – he must move whole arm to reload rifle. A better solution was introduced in Lee-Enfield rifle, where the rifleman used only his wrist to reload the weapon. That‟s why Mauser rifles never achieved the high firing rate of the Lee-Enfield rifles; those results were obvious on the battlefield when compared to the Lee-Enfield and the M-1 Garand rifle.

The first model of Gewehr 98 rifle was so-called “long rifle”. Whole length 125 cm (49,21 in); barrel length 74 cm (29,13 in). Soon developed was a shorter version, with 60 cm (23.62 in) barrel for artillery, cavalry and soldiers, whose primary task was not fighting “with rifle in hands”. In 1903 British and Americans developed their own “short rifles”, middle between “long” and “short” rifle – universal rifles. This idea was taken by Germans, what came about was the rifle 98 with an entire length of 94,5 cm (37,20 in) and barrel with length 43 cm (16,93 in), that soon replaced Gewehr 98 rifle and became the standard version of armament in the entire German army. The Rifle 98 was modified several times, what resulted in the model Kar 98k that was the standard rifle of Wehrmacht during WWII. It provides a non-removable magazine for 5 rounds cal. 7.92 mm; with a muzzle velocity of about 860 m/s. Mauser was used also by Polish Army as a standard rifle until 1939. Initially it was made in Warsaw, later in Radom. The Mauser 98k was a very popular rifle in German army. It was the final modification of Mauser 98 rifle, developed on 1898. The Mauser 98k was very similar to his predecessor, but his barrel was shorter – it was 60 cm (23.62 in) length; in 98 model it was 74 cm (29.13 in) length. In 1935 it became primary Wehrmacht infantry weapon. Production continued thru until the end of war with approximately 11 millions weapons produced in several versions. Minor modifications were made such as to the bolt but nothing significant was changed again. One of the most popular variations of this rifle was the sniper version which was equipped with either a ZF 41 or ZF 42. This version was popularized in the recent motion picture, “Enemy at the Gates”. The Mauser rifle has existed in many sport versions throughout the world, quite a few examples were brought home by the allied servicemen at the end of the Second World War. These were then modified for use by civilians for hunting purposes. The design of the safety is by far the simplest but by far the most reliable. It is among one of the safest rifles that exist even by today‟s standards. One of the other innovations was the cocked indicator for the weapon. It is obvious to a rifleman that the weapon is cocked, even in the darkest of nights. All one has to do is feel the rear of the bolt and if it is cocked the rear area

of the bolt is protruding. The safety itself consists of a handle or blade that is on the rear of the bolt assembly. It has three positions as you look at the bolt from the rear in the shooting position. With the handle full to the left the rifle is in the “firing position” with the handle in the vertical position the rifle is on safe, but the bolt can be opened to unload or reload the weapon. And when the handle is in the full right position the weapon is on full safety. In other words you cannot pull the trigger nor can you open the bolt. The two stage military trigger is also of exceptional quality. It is designed for the common soldier to learn his trigger and breathing control quite well. One of the lesser known accessories for this weapon was the grenade launcher adapter. This consisted of the actual launcher, which attached to the front of the rifle barrel, and the grenade launcher sight which aided in placing the rifle grenade on target. These items were carried in a leather bag normally on the left side of the soldier‟s waist belt. Thanks for translate going to Crow & my Friend Marvin !!

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Mauser 98k rifle build * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * The Karabiner 98k "Mauser" (often abbreviated "K98k" or "Kar98k") was adopted in the mid 1930s and would be the most common infantry rifle in service within the German Army during World War II. The design was based on developed from the Karabiner 98b, one of carbines developed from the Model 1898 mentioned before. The K98k was first adopted by the Wehrmacht in 1935 to be the standard rifle, with many older versions being converted and shortened as well as the design itself entering production. Made by Gewehren begrenzt In the name K98k, the first "K" stands for karabiner (carbine) and the second "k" for kurz (short). The "98" is derived from the earlier rifle's year of adoption (1898), though the carbine itself was adopted in 1935. The K98k is often confused as being the earlier Model 98 design; however, there are notable differences between them. The easiest to spot are its shorter length, and bent, rather than straight bolt handle. Less obvious are that it has different, simpler sights, and that is was a "universal rifle" for all parts of the Heer rather than having both Carbine and full length versions. The rifle has a bolt-action and uses 7.92 x 57 mm rounds (referred to as 8 mm Mauser). It has an effective range of about 700 metres, but when fitted with a high-quality scope, its range increases to 1,000 metres. The K98k has a 5 round internal magazine and is loaded from 5 round stripper clips that are inserted into a slot in front of the opened bolt and pushed into the magazine with the thumb. The empty stripper clip is then ejected from the gun when the bolt is pushed forward into position. A trench magazine was also produced that could be attached to the bottom of the internal magazine by removing the floor plate, increasing capacity to 20 rounds, though it still required loading with 5 round stripper clips. Over 14 million of these rifles were produced by various manufacturers. However, this number includes versions of the rifle other than the K98k. From 1950 to 1965, Yugoslavia produced a near-carbon copy of the K98k called the Model 1948, which differed only from the

German rifle in that it had the shorter bolt-action of the Model 1924 series of Mauser rifles. In addition, in 1953, the Spanish were manufacturing a slightly modified version, but with a straight bolt handle. Weapon type

Caliber Loading Length Barrel (mm) (mm) length (mm) Gewehr 98. Gew 7.92 x Bolt 1250 740 98 57 Rifle 98a Kar.98a 7.92 x Bolt 1100 600 57 Rifle 98b Kar.98b 7.92 x Bolt 1250 740 57 Rifle 98k Kar.98k 7.92 x Bolt 1110 600 57

Weight Ammo (Kg) capacity 4.2

5

3.63

5

4.01

5

3.9

5

Added info of Kar. 98k Max range : 2700 m Effective range : 400 - 500 m Rise speed of bullet : 755m/s shots per minutes : 10 naboi/min Barrel : caliber 7,92mm. Bolt: four-tact, slide-rotary, has 3 locking-lugs, two by the front of bolt – bolted in vertical position; and one locking-lug by the bolt sleeve, bolted vertically. Bolt has wide extractor mounted on special ring. In the bolt body are two slots that carry away gas in case of cartridge rupture. The bolt was bent approximately 90 degrees, but it was also seen with the straight bolt. Some have speculated that the straight bolt rifles were made using stocks of old style straight bolts from the first war, and that these rifles were primarily issued to rear area troops. There is some disagreement on that since; some photographic proof does exist showing some front line troops with the straight bolt rifle. Clip : Standard takes 5 bullets Trigger mechanism :

Lock's :

1 1- locked 2- locked but you can reload rifle 3- ready to fire

2

3

Rifle Caliber Loading Lenght (mm) Barrel Weight Magazine type (mm) lenght(mm) (Kg) capacility Rifle 98k 7.92 x Bolt 1110 600 3.9 5 naboi 57


Some informations about Mauser 98k ammo * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * The 7.92 mm Mauser cartridge's history, loadings, and applications span well over a century, virtually every conceivable application, and extensive adoptation including Turkey, China, Egypt, former German African colonies, and of course, pre-NATO Germany. It continues in use today primarily as a premier sporting cartridge. It shares an unusual similarity with the 9 mm Parabellum cartridge of being manufactured and used by both the Allies and Axis during World War II, being used in the British BESA armored-vehicle mounted machine gun. Now known in Europe and in the USA as the 7,92 x 57 mm JS, the 8 mm Mauser or 8 x 57 mm JS, it was adopted by Germany in 1905 as the 7,92 x 57 IS. (IS is an abbreviation for Infanterie, Spitz or "infantry, pointed"). The IS cartridge was a further development of the 1888 cartridge, the 7,92 x 57 mm I, which had a round-nosed bullet and was developed to be top-loaded via disposable clip in the Gewehr 88 (or Commission 88) rifle. The 7,92 x 57 IS bullet was lighter, pointed, and 8.2 mm (.323 in) in diameter instead of 8.08 mm (.318 in) with improved ballistics. The newer cartridge allowed for far greater range and accuracy. It was mainly used in the Axis rifles and machine guns; its use continues today in former Yugoslavia, and it is a very widely-used bullet in European hunting. A highly efficient cartridge, it is tremendously popular in European hunting, especially German and Austrian shooters, alongside the similar cartridges 6.5 x 55 mm, 7 x 57 mm and 8 x 68 mm S. The European commercial arms standards body CIP (Permanent International Commission) designates two 8 x 57 mm cartridges, following the military practice. The 7,92 x 57 mm J designates the original cartridge with a .318-inch diameter bullet and moderate pressure limits. The 7.92 x 57 mm JS designates the later, higher pressure cartridge with a .323-inch bullet. The letter "J" is not a J at all, but an "I" for infanterie (infantry). However, at the time the German printers were using a type of typography where the letter “I” looks like the modern day “J”. The letter "S" stands for spitzgeschoss (pointed bullet), the US/english word spitzer is derived from this German word.

The American standardizing body SAAMI (Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute) designates this cartridge as the 8 mm Mauser, also known as 8 x 57 mm JS. However, the pressure limitation for this cartridge is taken from the older 7,92 x 57 I and is limited to 37,500 CUP (Copper Units of Pressure). This is done for safety, in case the .323-inch bullet is fired in an "I" bore (.318 inch) rifle. Pierces for standard sS ammo: For pine wood 850 mm from length 100 m 650 mm from length 400 m 450 mm from length 800 m 100 mm from length 1.800 m For iron 10 mm from length 300 m 7 mm from length 550 m For steel 5 mm from length 100 m 3 mm from length 600 m Kind and parameters of missiles: sS - schweres Spitzgeschoss  length - 35 mm  weight: o missile - 12,8 g o ammo - 27 g  muzzle energy: 3.700 J do 4.500 J  muzzle velocity - 755 m/s SmK - Spitzgeschoss mit Kern  length - 37,2 mm  missile weight - 11,5 g SmK L'spur - SmK Leuchtspur - marker/strip lS - leichtes Spitzgeschoss - anti-aircraft  missile weight - 5,5 g  muzzle velocity - 925 m/s lS L'spur - lS Leuchtspur - marker/strip  length - 37,2 mm  missile weight - 6,1 g PmK - Phosphor mit Stahlkern used for MG 17 anti-aircraft B - Beobachtung - observation SmK(H) - SmK Hartkern - Anti-tank  length: o missile - 28,2 mm o core - 22,5 mm  missile weight - 12,5 g  Pierce for stell is 20mm from 500m with 90 degrees. Shell of standard Mauser ammo caliber 7,92x57mm

Some dismensions

Standard Mauser ammo pack

And one more

Belt packs for ammo


Mausers conditions * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This section has emerged in order to help with estimate of condition of rifle Mauser 98k or similar. 1. Excellent (like from Store house) condition - 99-100% of original black oxiding. All factory codes are in good shape. The serial numbers on all parts should match.

2. Good (like from Garret) condition - it have 75-98% of original black oxiding. Minimal steel destruction and corrosion. Stock should look fine.

3. like from water - approximately 46-74% of original black oxiding. You should see signatures and produce codes. The serial number should be seen. The stock is in bad condition. 4. Excavation - 0-45% of original black oxiding. You can or cannot seen serial numbers, produce codes. It's the most bad condition. If stock exist it will be in really bad condition.


Literature about Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This is most popular in Polish book about Mauser wz.98 rifle. TBiU (Typy Broni i Uzbrojenia - Weapon types and arming). Author Roman Matuszewski and Ireneusz J. Wojciechowski.

Mauser Bolt Rifles author Ludwig Olson. It's hard to find this book in

Poland, but it's really great book about Mausers rifles. It contains 360 pages. Publisher F. Brownell & Son. This book is adviced by Mauser Jagdwaffen GmbH in Germany.

Another very interesting, and hard to find here, book about Mauser rifles. Mauser Military Rifles of the World author Robert W.D. Ball

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Other Mauser models * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Please choose from left menu model which you interesting in, to see addional detailed info about it. Other models from Mauser factory

Compare of few different models of Mauser (98, 98a, 98k)


Czechoslovakian Mauser vz.29 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This Mauser version was produced in Czechoslovakia's factory Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka in Brno on the German license with some updates. This modifications was used after in German 98k model. Barrel caliber Ammo caliber Lower range on sight Maximum range on sight Maximum range Lenght without bayonet Lenght with bayonet Barrel lenght Weight without bayonet Magazine contains

7,92mm 8,2mm 300m 2000m 4000m 1100mm 1420mm 600mm 3,9kg 5 rounds

Main view on Mauser Vz.24

Code on receiver Vz.24 Czechoslovakian production

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Informacje na temat polskiego Mausera wz.29 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * It was produced in Poland factory (F.B. Radom and F.B. Warszawa), it's really similar to German model 98"a" Barrel caliber 7,92mm Ammo caliber 8,2mm Lower range on 300m sight Maximum range on 2000m sight Maximum range 4000m Lenght without 1100mm bayonet Lenght with bayonet 1420mm Barrel lenght 600mm Weight without 3,9kg bayonet Magazine contains 5 rounds Main view

Mauser made in Fabryce Broni Radom - Weapon Factory Radom

Code on receiver K29


Yugoslavian Mauser model 1948 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * It was almost German model 98k but the receiver was a bit shorter. Barrel caliber Ammo caliber Lower range on sight Maximum range on sight Maximum range Lenght without bayonet Lenght with bayonet Barrel lenght Weight without bayonet Magazine contains

7,92mm 8,2mm 100m 2000m 4000m 1100mm 1550mm 600mm 3,3-3,8kg 5 rounds


Information about Mausera Gew.98 rifle * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Gew. 98 (from Ger. Gewehr 98). This rifle used 7,92 x 57 ammo. It's really similar to 98k model but the barrel was longer and the sights was a bit different and older. Barrel caliber Ammo caliber Lower range on sight Maximum range on sight Maximum range Lenght without bayonet Lenght with bayonet Barrel lenght Weight without bayonet Magazine contains Magazynek na

7,92mm 8,2mm 400m 2000m 4000m 1,25m 1,77m 740mm 4,36kg 4,92kg 5 rounds


Information about Mauser 98a "98AZ" rifle * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * It was first prototype of Mauser 98k Main view on model 98"AZ"

Main view on receiver and new bolt type.

Buttstock

Belt mounting on buttstock

Front side

New model of sight

Another main view


Information about Mauser 98b rifle * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * After First World War in Weimar Republic was first add as weapon for Reichswehr known as Mauser 98 model "B". It's connection between new modifications in 98k and good range of Gew.98.


German training rifle Mauser KKW .22LR * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** *

This was alternative in time when Germany couldn't produce weapons, after II WW. It was training rifle, from view very similar to Mauser 98k. It don't have magazine, so it's just one shoot rifle with caliber 5,6mm, a little longer as 98k. In II WW times German soldiers uses it to teach how to use mausers.

Caliber Barrel lenght Lenght without bayonet Lenght with bayonet Optical sight type

5,6mm (LR .22)

ZF 41


Other Mauser models * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Mauser M63 - tanker version

Accesories and belt

View on the receiver with bolt

Compare with Yugoslavian M48

Characteristic small sight

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Mauser factory codes and Waffenamt's * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * In this section you can find various codes which you can find on Mausers receivers or other parts. This library is so much complete as many information i collect. You find here numeric codes like (83), letter codes like (bnz) or Waffenamts like (WAa280). If you find your Mauser code here it's the first way to identify your Mauser factory or where it was tested. It should give you approximately year of production or other basic info. Most founded code is four digit serial number like (2938), sometimes with letters (2938S). To quick find code you looking for just use search function using "Ctrl+F" in your web browser. Some quantities of produced Mausers: Start Code End S/N Quantity Year S/N S 42K 1726 5738a 15737 1934 S 147K 478 7656 7656 1934 S 42G 3526 2335 182317 1935 S 147/G 520 1654 75574 1935 S 147/G 8954 6048b Unknown 1935 S 147/G Unknown 5581g 17092 1935 S 27G

1558

3456

3456

S243G S 42 S 147

962 1326 72

7671 6392z 8533t

7671 256367 198514

S 27

2695

3349b

23347

S 243 S 237

2038 4337

5080c 1463a

35077 11452

Factory

Mauser AG Oberndorf J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Mauser AG Oberndorf J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 1935 ( ERMA ) 1935 Mauser AG Borsigwalde 1936 Mauser AG Oberndorf 1936 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 1936 ( ERMA ) 1936 Mauser AG Borsigwalde 1936 Berlin-Lübecker

S 42 S 147

1064 1088

6337z 8975r

S 27

74

9274

S 243

3040

897h

S 237

2683

6184d

BSW

2492

3782b

S 42 42 S 147 147

67 126 127 9663g

8011i 1631z 9849i 431s

S 27

5474

6650i

27

6047g

8355q

S 243 243

8153 5941i

4997k 6325r

S/237

5474

7962d

237

3491b

4700h

BSW

48

9363d

42 147 ohne

199 9105bb 2106 9278t Unknown 1916

27

127

5722m

243

944

7684x

237

6571

8791l

BSW

1257

3822e

337

2562

9295

660

833

7427a

42 147

1660 5567

5498qq 5209v

27

2909

7434e

ax

7691f

1287n

Maschinenfabrik 256312 1937 Mauser AG Oberndorf 178458 1937 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 99265 1937 ( ERMA ) 80889 1937 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Berlin-Lübecker 46180 1937 Maschinenfabrik Berlin-Suhler 23780 1937 Waffenfabrik BSW 98002 1938 Mauser AG Oberndorf 251606 1938 Mauser AG Oberndorf 180413 1938 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Unknown 1938 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 168339 1938 ( ERMA ) Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Unknown 1938 ( ERMA ) 176308 1938 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Unknown 1938 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Berlin-Lübecker 84692 1938 Maschinenfabrik Berlin-Lübecker Unknown 1938 Maschinenfabrik Berlin-Suhler 49359 1938 Waffenfabrik BSW 279078 1939 Mauser AG Oberndorf 199259 1939 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Unknown 1939 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 135709 1939 ( ERMA ) 237661 1939 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Berlin-Lübecker 118780 1939 Maschinenfabrik Berlin-Suhler 53817 1939 Waffenfabrik BSW Berlin-Suhler/Gustloff9295 1939 Werke Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 17426 1939 Steyr 415457 1940 Mauser AG Oberndorf 215188 1940 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 131274 1940 ( ERMA ) Unknown 1940 Erfurter Maschinenfabrik

243 237 duv 337 660 bnz. byf ce ax ar duv bcd bnz. ax/ar byf ce ce ar duv bcd bnz. dou. bcd/ar byf ce ce ar bcd bnz bnz

( ERMA ) 510 8230t 198211 1940 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Berlin-Lübecker 2723 6553t 196534 1940 Maschinenfabrik Berlin-Lübecker 135 4431l Unknown 1940 Maschinenfabrik 9170 157n 130144 1940 Gustloff-Werke, Weimar Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 48 505n 130492 1940 Steyr Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 9724k 352n Unknown 1940 Steyr 4814 6474hh 336441 1941 Mauser AG Oberndorf 1005 613v 210592 1941 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Erfurter Maschinenfabrik 3 3808i 93799 1941 ( ERMA ) 3462 1814m 121802 1941 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Berlin-Lübecker 906 9308r 179291 1941 Maschinenfabrik 176 3685q 163669 1941 Gustloff-Werke, Weimar Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 2005 9724k 109714 1941 Steyr ERMA / Mauser AG 8798l 9073m Unknown 1941 Borsigwalde 209 459nn 380421 1942 Mauser AG Oberndorf 3139 3339s 183321 1942 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Unknown Unknown Unknown 1942 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl 4583 5004 110489 1942 Mauser AG Borsigwalde Berlin-Lübecker 4333 2428y 242404 1942 Maschinenfabrik 3225 8203p 158188 1942 Gustloff-Werke, Weimar Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 728 6043l 117836 1942 Steyr Waffen-Werke Brünn 1186d 2591i 92582 1942 AG Gustloff / Mauser AG 6394a 5510l Unknown 1942 Borsigwalde 4238 Unknown 1142336 1943 Mauser AG Oberndorf 8216 6567gg 326535 1943 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl 8216 6567gg Unknown 1943 J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl 205a 664m 120652 1943 Mauser AG Borsigwalde 450 5138ff 315107 1943 Gustloff-Werke, Weimar Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 248 596u 217880 1943 Steyr Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, 145 8233 8233 1943 Steyr

dou

1502

9542nn

409502 1943

dot

7390

9864u

219843 1943

bcd ar

1926a

811f

Unknown 1943

byf ce ar bcd

2875 1169 669 1253

bnz

4469

bnz.

342330 1434219 1944 7309u 207289 1944 8101h Unknown 1944 99899 348081 1944 9529

175816 1944

Unknown 4917q Unknown 1944

bnz. (Ruhne)

1638

6469

Unknown 1944

dou.

3360

8676nn

408636 1944

dot

3665

7333aw 621959 1944

bcd bnz

7626j

byf45 svw45 svwMB bcd

989 10377a 6690b 8357

bnz45

4166q

5935t

196625 1945

dou

141

9079b

29712 1945

swp45

43026a

87685a

187684 1945

8451

Unknown 1944

8268a 205591 1945 5593b Unknown 1945 11265c 29297 1945 91679 91679 1945

Waffen-Werke Brünn AG Waffen-Werke Brünn AG Gustloff / Mauser AG Borsigwalde Mauser AG Oberndorf J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl Mauser AG Borsigwalde Gustloff-Werke, Weimar Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr Waffen-Werke Brünn AG Waffen-Werke Brünn AG Gustloff / Steyr-DaimlerPuch Mauser AG Oberndorf Mauser AG Oberndorf Mauser AG Oberndorf Gustloff-Werke, Weimar Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr Waffen-Werke Brünn AG Waffen-Werke Brünn AG


Numeric codes which You can find on your Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** *

Kod. Producent 14 Unknown. Found on ammo components 25 Unknown. Found on ammo components B. Geipel GmbH, Waffenfabrik Erma, Erfurt (replaced by 27 ayf); alternatively Feinmechanische Werke, Erfurt (superseded by 'ax'). Znalezione na K98k rifles Deutsche Waffen- u. Munitionsfabrik AG, Karlsruhe-Durlach 28 (replaced by 'faa'). Found on small arms ammo i P08 guns 34 Unknown. Found on ammo Mauser-Werke AG, Oberndorf on the Neckar (replaced by 42 'byf'). Found on small arms 52 Unknown. Found on small arms components 67 H. Utendoerffer, Nuernberg. Found on ammo. Patronen-, Zuendhuetchen-, u. Metallwarenfabrik, 69 Schoenebeck an der Elbe, superseded by 'ad'. Found on ammo. Kabel- u. Metallwarenfabrik Neumeyer AG, Nuernberg 94 (superseded by 'va'). Found on ammo 98 Unknown. Found on small arms magazines Dynamit AG, Hannover-Empelde (replaced by 'emp'). Found 120 on ammo. C.G. Haenel, Suhl; replaced by 'fxo'. Found on small arms 122 components Deutsche Waffen- u. Munitionsfabrik AG, Berlin-Borsigwalde 131 (superseded by 'asb'). Found on small arms i ammo 132 Unknown. Found on ammo J.P. Sauer & Sohn, Suhl (superseded by 'ce'). Found on 147 small arms 150 Unknown. Found on ammo Rheinisch-Westfaelische Sprengstoffwerke, Nuernberg151 Stadeln (eventually replaced by 'dnf'). Found on ammo 152 Unknown. Found on ammo 153 Unknown. Found on ammo Polte-Werke, Gruenberg (replaced by 'auy'). Found on small 154 arms components i ammo Believed to have been used by E. & F. Hoerster, Solingen, 155 on SG84/98 160 Unknown. Found on ammo 162 Unknown. Found on ammo 163 Unknown. Found on ammo 172 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 Believed to have been Elite-Diamantwerk of Siegmar173 Schoenau bei Chemnitz. Found on SG84/98 174 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 175 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 176 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 177 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98; prawdopodobnie 178 Gebr. Heller, per the BCN

181 184 185 186 198 207 208 224 237 238 239 240 242 243 244 248 249 265 270 274 287 315 316 327 334 337 340 345 346 359 369 370 379 382 397 398 400 405

Hugo Schneider AG, Leipzig (superseded by 'wa'). Found on ammo. Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 Unknown. Found on ammo Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbrietzen, Belsig (superseded by 'hld'). Found on ammo Metallwarenfabrik Odertal GmbH, Oderta (replaced by 'bne'). Found on ammo. Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Unknown. Found on ammo Berlin-Luebecker Maschinenfabrik, Luebeck. Found on K98k rifles Unknown. Found on SG84/98 Nieznane, Solingen. Found on SG84/98 Unknown. Found on SG84/98 Unknown. Found on SG84/98 Mauser-Werke AG, Berlin-Borsigwalde (superseded by 'ar'). Found on K98k rifles Unknown. Found on SG84/98 'J.Sch' (J. Schmidt, Riemberg?). Found on SG84/98 Finower Industriewerk, Finow. Found on ammo. Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Unknown. Found on small arms components Maerkisches Walzwerk, Strausberg; superseded by 'eej'. Found on ammo. i chargers Westfaelische Metallindustrie, Lippstadt (eventually replaced by 'dom'). Found on ammo i fuses Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Mansfeld AG, Rothenburg an der Saale (superseded by 'fb'). Found on ammo Unknown. Found on small arms. Note that Pawlas says this is the code for Gustloff Werke, Weimar Metallwerke Silberhuette, St. ireasberg (superseded by 'hhw'). Znalezione na ammo. i chargers Unknown. Found on ammo H. Huck, Nuernberg (superseded by 'eom'). Found on ammo. Unknown. Found on small arms components Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo, frequently confused with '379' Scharfenberg u. Teubert, Breitungen (replaced by 'eba'). Found on ammo. Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Dynamit AG, Durlach (superseded by 'dnh'). Found on

413 414 416 417 423 442 452 457 480 490 491 635 660 757 925 945 959 963

ammo. Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Unknown. Found on ammo Unknown. Found on ammo chargers Unknown. Found on ammo Carl Walther, Zella-Mehlis (superseded by 'ac'). Found on small arms Unknown. Found on ammo i chargers Unknown. Found on ammo Munitionsfabrik Woellersdorf, Wien. Found on ammo. i chargers Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr, Austria (superseded by 'bnz'). Found on small arms Unknown. Found on ammo Allegedly used by a factory in occupied Czechoslovakia, run under the supervision of Mauser-Werke AG. Found on small arms Waffenfabrik Bruenn AG, Brno, Czechoslovakia. Found on small arms Unknown. Found on small arms magazines Unknown. Found on small arms


Mauser factory codes, most was found on receivers * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * aaa aac aak aaj aak aan aar aaw aba abb abc abh ac acu ad adc aek afb afu ai aj ajf ajn ak

C. August Wagner, Kirschau in Sachsen, sometimes wrongly associated with Waffenfabrik Bruenn AG, Prag Mannesman-Roehrenwerke, Komotau, Sudeten Germany Waffenfabrik Bruenn AG, Prague Obenhuetten, Vereinigte Oberschlesische Huettenwerke AG Waffenwerke Bruenn AG, Prague, Wrsovice plant, Czechoslovakia Mitteldeutsche Metallwarenfabrik, Erich Frank, Glauchau, Saxony Metallwarenfabrik Geba, Breslau Metallwarenfabrik Gebr. Schmidt, Idar-Oberstein Hermann Schubert, Zittau / Sachsen. Wrongly associated with German military stores, this is a trademark associated with Aba-Werke Alig u. Baumgaertel (see 'fqx') Friedrichsthaler Eisenwerk, Jennewein u. Gapp, Friedrichsthal (Saar) Deutsche Metallwerke, Weinstrasse, Neustadt Koch u. Soehne, Frankenthal-Plomersheim (Iron i metal products) Carl Walther, Zella-Mehlis, Thuringia Brause u. Co., Iserlohn Patronen-, Zuendhuetchen- und Metallwarenfabrik AG (formerly Sellier u. Bellot), Schoenebeck on the Elbe William Prym, Stollberg, Rheinli F. Dusek Waffenerzeugung, Oppeln near Nachod, Czechoslovakia Metabowerk Closs, Rauch u. Schnitzler, Nuertingen August Winkhaus, Muenster Unknown. Soerensen u. Koester, Neumuenster Junker u. Ruh AG, Karlsruhe, Baden Union Sprengstoff- und Zuendmittelwerke, Alt-Berum Munitionsfabriken (formerly Sellier u. Bellot, Prague), Vlasim, Czechoslovakia

akp akv al am ama amh amj amn amo amp an i anj anx anz ap apc aqe aqk aqt aqx ar arb arl asb aso asr asx at atb atl atr atw aty

Deutsche Roehrenwerke, Poensgen plant, DuesseldorfLierenfeld Berg und Huettenwerksgesellschaft, Werk Radotin bei Prag, renamed Prager Aktiengesellschaft fuer Berg und Huettenwerksgesellschaft in c.1943 Deutsche Leucht- u. Signalwerke, Dr. Feistel AG, BerlinCharlottenburg Gustloff Werke, Otto Eberhardt Patronenfabrik, Hirtenberg, Niederdonau Herdfabrik Imperial GmbH, Buende in Westfalen Hans Buellman-Werke, Gablonz / Schlag, Sudetengau Waggonfabrik L. Steinfurt, Koenigsberg Mauser-Werke KG, Neuwied plant Mauser-Werke KG, Waldeck-Kassel plant Dortmund Hoerder Huettenverein, Dortmund C. Beutemueller u. Co. GmbH, Metalwarenfabrik [sic] (ammo), Bretten-Baden Magdeburger Pumpenfabrik, Otterburg u. Co., Magdeburg J. Kienzle-Uhrenfabrik AG, Komotau, Sudeten Germany Koenigs-Laura-Huette, Koenigshuette Maschinen- u. Armaturenfabrik, formerly L. Strube, division of Polte, Magdeburg-Buckau Deutsches Leucht- u. Signalmittelwerk, Dr. Feistel KG, Werk Wuppertal-Ronsdorf. Often wrongly identified as GustloffWerke, Werk Wuppertal-Ronsdorf J. iersen, Neckarsulm, sometimes wrongly associated with Continental Caoutchouc Co. GmbH, Hannover Deutsche Kabelwerke, Berlin Miele u. Co., Bielefeld Otto Grusen u. Co., Magdeburg) Rheinmetall-Borsig, Tegel plant (Eventually replaced by 'hhg') Mauser-Werke, Berlin-Borsigwalde Vereinigte Oberschlesische Huettenwerke, ireashuette Bergmann Elektrizitaetswerke AG, Berlin-Wilhelmsruh, added to the code lists in c.1942-3 Deutsche Waffen- u. Munitionsfabriken AG, BerlinBorsigwalde Fichtel u. Sachs, Schweinfurt HAK Hanseatisches-Kettenwerk GmbH, HamburgLangenhorn Hoesch AG, Dortmund plant Kloeckner-Werke, Div. Hasper Eisen- u. Stahlwerk, HagenHaspe Hydrometer AG, Breslau, Czechoslovakia Kloeckner-Humbold-Deutz, Ulm Langbein-Pfannhauser-Werke AG, Leipzig Mannesman-Roehrenwerke AG, Witten plant, Ruhr Maschinenfabrik fuer Massenverpackung, LuebeckSchlutrup

au auc aue auf auj auu aux auy auz

av

ave avk avm avt avu awj awl awt ax axq axs ay aye ayf ayg ayk aym ayr az azg azy ba baz bb bc bcd

Guteoffnungshuette Oberhausen, Sterkrade plant Mauser-Werke KG, Cologne-Ehrenfeld Metall u. Eisen GmbH, Nuernberg Metall-, Guss- und Presswerk, H. Diehl, Nuernberg Monheimer Ketten- u. Metallwaren-Industrie Poetz u. Si, Monheim-Duesseldorf Patronenhuelsen- u. Metallwarenfabrik AG, Rokycany plant, Pilsen, Czechoslovakia Polte-Werk, Magdeburg Polte-Werk, Grueneberg Polte-Werk, Arnstadt Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke AG (VDM), Zweigniederlassung Carl Borg Messinghalbfabrikate, Werdohl, subsequently renamed VDM-Halbzeugwerke GmbH, occasionally mistakenly identified as Adam Gerhard Motorenwerke, Oskau Friedrichshof Preuss u. Heinrich, Doebeln in Sachsen Ruhrstahl AG, Brackwede-Bielefeld Rheinhuette GmbH (Formerly Beck u. Co.), Wiesbaden Silva-Metallwerke GmbH, div. of Polte, Magdeburg Silva Metallwerke GmbH, Werk Genthin The Yale u. Towne Manufacturing u. Company, Velbert Union-Gesellschaft fuer Metallindustrie, Sils van de Loo u. Co., Werl plant, Froendeberg, Ruhr Wuerttembergische Metallwarenfabrik AG, Geislingen (Steige) Feinmechanische Werke GmbH, Erfurt Erfurter Laden Industrie, North Erfurt Berndorfer Metallwarenfabrik Arthur Krupp AG, Werk Amstetten Alois Pirkel, Elektrotechnische Fabrik, Reichenberg Olympia Bueromaschinenwerke AG, Erfurt ERMA - Erfurter Maschinenfabrik B. Geipel GmbH, Erfurt Julius Maurer, Oberstein an der Nahe M. Rudolf Jahr, Gera Carl Hoffmann, Aue in Sachsen Moritz Perthel, Gera Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke AG, Zweigniederlassung Basse u. Selve, Altena; after c.1943, VDM-Halbzeugwerke GmbH, Zweigniederlassung, Altena Siemens-Schukert-Werke AG, Berlin Maschinenfabrik Sangershausen AG Sundwiger Messingwerke, Iserlohn, Westphalia (formerly Gebr. von der Becke KG) Netersener Maschinedfabrik, M. Hatrase, Netersen...prawdopodobnie confused with 'bnz' A. Laue u. Co., Werk Reinickendorf Kupfer- u. Messingwerke AG, Becker u. Co., Langenberg, Rheinli Wilhelm-Gustloff-Werke, Weimar

bch bck bcu bd bda bdq bdr bdy be bed beh bej bek bf bfn bg bh bj bjm bjv bk

bkp

bkq bky bkz bl bla blc bln blp blr blu

Augsburger Federnfabrik, Hans von Schwartzenberg u. Georg Oberploederl, Augsburg Brueninghaus, Versmold Gutehoffnungshuette, Oberhausen, formerly Maschinenfabrik Naniel u. Lueg, Duesseldorf-Grafenberg Metallwerke Lange AG, Bodenbach plant, Sudeten Germany, formerly Krizik-Chaudoir-Metallwerke AG, Bodenbach / Elbe Uhrenfabrik Villingen Ehrhardt u. Kirsten, Koffer- u. Lederwarenfabrik, Leipzig Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Poessneck, Thuringia Pittler Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik AG, Leipzig Berndorfer Metallwarenfabrik, Arthur Krupp AG, Berndorf, Austria MIAG-Muehlenbau und Industrie AG, Braunschweiger Lutherwerk, Braunschweig... possibly confused with 'bcd' Ernst Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar Maschinenfabrik Buckau, R. Wolf AG, Magdeburg Hensoldt-Werk fuer Optik und Mechanik, Herborn Deutsche Roehrenwerke AG, Muehlheim, Ruhr New York-Hamburger Gummiwaren Co., Hamburg Gebr. Boehler u. Co. AG, Zweigniederlassung Edelstahlwerke, Berlin Bruenner Waffenfabrik AG, Bruenn, Czechoslovakia Neibecker u. Schumacher, Iserlohn, Westphalia Kloeckner-Humboldt-Deutz AG, Werk Deutz, Koeln Boehmisch-Maehrische Kolben-Danek AG, Vysocan plant, Prague Metall-, Walz- u. Plattierwerke Hindrichs Auffermann AG, Wuppertal Roehrenwerk Johannes Surman GmbH, Arnsberg...sometimes wrongly associated with 'Gewehrfabrik Burgsmueller u. Soehne GmbH, Kreiensen / Harz' K. Urbanovsky GmbH, Werk Zastavka bei Bruenn und Segen Gottes (Rosice) bei Bruenn Boehmische Waffenfabrik AG, Prague, Ung. Brod plant, Moravia, Czechoslovakia Johannes Schaefer, Gartzer Schraubenwerk GmbH, Gartz / Oder Radio H. Mende u. Co., Dresden E. G. Leuner GmbH, Bautzen Carl Zeiss, Military Division, Jena Brueder Assmann, Leibnitz in Steiermark Grazer Maschinen- und Waggonbaufabrik AG, Graz (later renamed 'Simmering-Graz-Paucker AG, Werk Graz')...often mistakenly associated with Burgsmueller u. Soehne (see 'bkp') Oskar Krieger GmbH, Dresden Sprengstoffwerke Blumau AG, Blumau near Felixdorf

blx bm bmb bmd bmf bmj bml bmu bmv bmz bn bnd bne bnf bnz bo boa bod bot bp bpd bpr bpt bq bqo bqs bqt br brb brd brg bsv bt bte btk btn buc

Michael Seidel, Zirndorf bei Nuernberg AEG-Allgemeine Elektrizitaets-Gesellschaft, Abeteilung Zaehlerfabrik, Berlin Metallwarenfabrik Reichertshofen, Inhaber Karl Binder, Reichertshofen Max G. Mueller, Fabrik fuer Lederwaren u. Heeresbedarf, Nuernberg Maehrische Stahl- und Eisenindustrie AG, Olmuetz Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar Hans Roemer, Neu-Ulm / Donau Carl Kuntze, Sattlerwarenfabrik, Penig, Saxony Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Soemmerda plant, Soemmerda Minerva-Naehmaschinenfabrik AG, Boskowitz, Czechoslovakia AEG-Allgemeine Elektrizitaets-Gesellschaft, Annaberg in Erzgebirge MAN - Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nuernberg, Nuernberg plant, Nuernberg Metallwerke Odertal GmbH, Odertal Metallwerk Wolfenbuettel GmbH, Wolfenbuettel Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr, Austria Ing. Nikolaus Eltz, Wien Venditor, Kunststoff-Verkaufs GmbH, Troisdorf Tedloff-VAMAG, Vereinigte Armaturen- und Maschinenfabriken AG, Wien Metallwerke Neheim, Goeke u. Co. KG, Neheim Otto Goessel u. Co., Glashuette in Sachsen C.P. Goerz GmbH, Wien Johannes Grossfuss, Metall- u. Locierwarenfabrik, Doebeln, Saxony Telefon- und Telegraphenfabriks AG, Kapsch u. Soehne, Wien Roli Brit, Berlin Friedrich Krupp Grusonwerk AG, Magdeburg-Buckau Frank u. Co. KG, Kuestrin N. Eugen Mueller, Pyrotechnische Fabrik, Vienna, Austria Mathias Baeuerle, Laufwerke GmbH, St. Georgen, Black Forest Richard Rinker GmbH, Iserlohn HAGENUK-Hanseatische Apparaetebau-Gesellschaft Neufeldt u. Kuhnke GmbH, Kiel H.W. Schmidt, Doebeln in Sachsen Toenshoff, Horn in Lippe Radiowerk Horny AG, Wien Frank'sche Eisenwerke AG, Adolfshuette, Niederscheld / Dillkreis Otto Honsel, Werdohl Ernst Goesser, Iserlohn Metallwerke Windelsbleiche near Bielefeld

buh bv bvl bvv bw bwc bwn bwo bwp bwq bwr bwx bxb bxe bxm bxn by byc bye byf byg bym byq byr bys byw bzt bzz

Roechling'sche Eisen- und Stahlwerke GmbH, Abteilung Stabfedernfabrik, Wetzlar Dr. techn. Otto Fritz, formerly Max Groten, Wien Theodor Bergmann u. Co., Abteilung Automaten- u. Metallwarenfabrikation, Hamburg-Altona Rothmueller-Mewa, Wien Minerva Radio, W. Wohlleber u. Co., Wien B. Maier KG, Brackwede in Westfalen Friedrich Krupp AG, Essen Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Duesseldorf BAMAG - Berlin-Anhaltische Maschinenbau AG, Dessau Brinker Eisenwerke Max H. Mueller, Hannover-Brink Mitteldeutsche Stahlwerke AG, Lauchhammerwerk, Groeditz / Riesa Ruhrstahl AG, Henrichshuette-Hattingen Aktiengesellschaft vormals Skodawerke, Pilsen, Czechoslovakia Bochumer Verein fuer Guss-stahlfabrikation AG, Bochum VZK - Vereinigte Zuender- u. Kabelwerke AG, Meissen Bayrisches Kabelwerk, Riffelmacher u. Engelhardt AG, Roth bei Nuernberg Ernst Grunow, Muenchen Aug. Kloenne, Dortmund HANOMAG-Hannover'sche Maschinenbau AG vorm. Georg Egestorff, Hannover Mauser-Werke KG, Oberndorf on the Neckar Johann Wyksen KG, Optische u. Feinmaschinen, Kattowitz, Poli Genossenschafts-Maschinenhaus der Buechsenmacher, Ferlach, Austria M. Pohlmann u. Co., Hammerwerke, Wetterburg, HessenNassau Ruhrstahl AG, Annener Guss-stahlwerk, Witten-Annen Ruhrstahl AG, Guss-stahlwerk, Witten Johann Schaefer, Stettiner Schraubenwerk, Stettin Fritz Wolf, Gewehrfabrik, Zella-Mehlis, Thuringia IG-Farbenindustrie, Camerawerk Muenchen

ca cag cau cbl cbr cby ccb ccd ccx cdc cdg cdo

Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke (formerly Westfaelisches Nickelwalzwerk Fleitmann, Witte u. Co.), Schwerte, Ruhr Swarowski, D., Glasfabrik u. Tyrolit, Wattens, Tyrol, Austria Kodak Aktiengesellschaft Dr. Nagel-Werk, Stuttgart-Wangen Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke AG, Zweigniederlassung Sueddeutsche Metallindustrie, Nuernberg W. Gebr. Boehler u. Co. AG, Boehlerwerk bei Waidhofen an der Ybbs, Niederdonau Gussstahlwerk Carl Boennhof KG, Wetter / Ruhr Stahlwerke Bruenninghaus AG, Westhofen, Westphalia DEMAG, Wetter Optische u. Feinmaschinenwerke, Hugo Meyer u. Co., Goerlitz Kern, Klager u. Co., Lederwaren, Berlin Auwaerter u. Bubeck KG, Lederwarenfabrik, Stuttgart Theodor Bergmann u. Co., Waffen- u. Munitionsfabrik,

Velten plant, Velten on the Main Theodor Bergmann u. Co., Waffen- u. Munitionsfabrik, cdp Bernau plant, Berlin cdv Metallwarenfabrik Ludwig Maybaum, Sundern, Westphalia ce J.P. Sauer u. Sohn, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thuringia Karl Budischovsky u. Soehne, Oesterreichische cey Lederindustrie AG, Vienna Westfaelische Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG, Oranienburg cf plant cg Finower Industrie GmbH, Finow, Mark Rohrbacher Lederfabrik, Josef Poeschels Soehne, cgn Rohrbach cgt Josef Stefsky, Stockerau, Niederdonau Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre, Herstal, Liege, ch Belgium chd Deutsche Industrie-Werke AG, Berlin-Spiau Deutsche Edelstahlwerke AG, Zweigniederlassung, chh Hannover plant, Linden cja Gebr. Junghans AG, Schramberg / Schwarzwald cjg Bartelmuss u. Suchy, Bielitz / Oberschlesien Franz Lipowsky, Wien, sometimes mistakenly identified as cjn 'Junghans, Schramberg' (see 'cja') ck Metallwerk Neumeyer, Munich ckc Deutsche Eisenwerke AG, Muehlheim, Ruhr ckl Eisen- u. Huettenwerke, Thale, Harz Huettenwerk, Eisengiesserei u. Maschinenfabrik, cko Michelstadt, Odenwald cl Metschke, Karl, Auto- u. Maschinenreparatur, Berlin plant clg Ernst Melzig, Liegnitz cma Vereinigte Oberschlesische Huettenwerke, AG, Gleiwitz Union-Fabrik chemischer Produkte AG, Werk Stolzenhagencmg Kratzwieck / Pommern cms Konrad Lindhorst, Berlin cmw Dr. Ing. Rudolf Hell, Berlin cmz Zuenderwerke Ernst Bruen, Krefeld, Linn Krupp-National-Registerierkassen (cash registers) GmbH, cnd Berlin plant Netzschkauer Maschinenfabrik, Stark u. Soehne, cob Netzschkau, Saxony coe Luebecker Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft cof Waffenfabrik Carl Eickhorn, Solingen con Franz Stock, Maschinen- u. Werkzeugfabrik, Berlin cos Gebrueder Merz, Merz-Werke, Frankfurt, Main cow Wintershall AG, Spritzgusswerk, Berlin cpj Havelwerk GmbH, Brienburg / Havel cpn Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Werk Apolda cpo Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Berlin-Marienfeld cpp Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Breslau plant cpq Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Guben plant cq Warz u. Co., Zella-Mehlis, Thuringia

cqd cr crm cro crs crv crw csa csq csx cte ctf ctg ctn cts ctu cty cue cuf cuy cuz cva cvb cvc cvg cvl cvs cvv cwb cwg cww cxa cxb cxd cxe cxg cxh cxm cxn

Pranaefa-Werke GmbH, Solingen Zier u. Opitz, Berlin, succeeded by W. Sasse, c.1943 'Phy-We'-Physikalische Werkstaetten AG, Goettingen R. Fuess, Optische Industrie, formerly J.G. Greiner u. Geissler, Berlin-Steglitz Paul Weyersberg u. Co., Waffenfabrik, Solingen Fritz Werner, Plant II, Berlin Maschinenfabrik F.W. Hofmann GmbH, Breslau J.G. Schwietzke, Duesseldorf Pollux, Ludwigshafen, Rhein Gothaer Metallwarenfabrik GmbH, Gotha Kloeckner Maschinenfabrik, Manstadt division, Troisdorf Eisenwerke Gaggenau GmbH, Gaggenau, Baden Carlshuette Maschinen- u. Stahlbau GmbH, Waldenburg, Altwasser, Silesia Koelner Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik von Wilhelm Quester, Koeln, sometimes mistakenly identified with Hanseatische Werksta etten fuer Feinmechanik u. Optik, Friedrichs u. Co. Maerkische Werke, H. Wilmsmann GmbH, drop forge plant, Halver Christ u. Co., Gruenberg in Schlesien Zwickauer Maschinenfabrik, Zwickau in Sachsen Roechling-Buderus-Stahlwerke, Finowfurt plant, Brienburg Roechling-Buderus-Stahlwerke, Melle plant, Hannover Emil Adolff, Reutlingen Eisenwerk [sic] Gesellschaft Maximilianshuette, stamping plant, Thuringia, Unterwellenborn Eisenwerke Gesellschaft Maximilianshuette, iron mongery division, Fronberg Otto Sindel, Lederwarenfabrik, Berlin Zeschke Nachf. Gebr. L. Zueschner, Koffer- u. Lederwarenfabrik, Muellrose near Frankfurt on the Oder Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke AG, Werk Hedderheim, Frankfurt-Hedderheim WKC Waffenfabrik, Solingen Wald Boeckhoff u. Co., Leer; see also 'cva'; sometimes ... confused with the 'crs' mark of Paul Weyersberg Maschinenfabrik B. Holthaus, Dinklage (Vechte / Old.) B. Holthaus AG, Dinklage Kreis Vechta / Oldenburg Brienburger Eisenwerke Westfaelisch-Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG, Coswig plant Karl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunchweig Ruhrstahl AG, Stahlwerk Krieger, Duesseldorf-Oberhausen Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, Rheinli Maschinenfabrik Becker u. Co., Madgeburg Britzer Eisenwerk Paul Szubinski, Britz Kreis Angermuende Saechsische Maschinen- u. Schraubenfabrik GmbH, Leipzig Kienzle Uhrenfabriken AG, Schwenningen on the Neckar Gustaf Genschow u. Co., Berlin Emil Busch AG, Optische Industrie, Rathenow

cxq cxw cyd cyh cyq cyw czf czm czn czo czq czs dah dar daz dbg dbh dbk dc dde ddt ddx de dea dec dej dev dfb dgb dgl dgz dha dhn dhp djf dkk dla dld dlu

Liegnitzer Eisengiesserei u. Maschinenfabrik Teichert u. Sohn, Liegnitz Ludwig Braun, Schmalkalden in Thueringen Nottebohm, Luedenscheid Huettenwerk Siegerli AG, Abteilung Eichener Walzwerke, Eichen Kreis Siegen Metallwarenfabrik Spreewerk, Berlin-Spiau Saechsische Guss-stahlwerke Doehlen AG, Stahlwerke Freital / Sachsen Maschinenfabrik Steubing u. Co., Berlin Emil Kirst, Stettin 11 Klaus Nueske, Stettin. prawdopodobnie a misreading of 'cxn' Heereszeugamt, Geschosswerkstatt, Koenigsberg F. Schichau GmbH, Elbing, Abteilung Koenigsberg Werkstatt B, Koenigsberg in Preussen Brennabor Werke AG, Brienburg Junkers, Dessau Metallindustrie Schoenebeck AG, Schoenebeck on the Elbe Eisenwerke-Gesellschaft Maximilianshuette, Abteiling Maschinenfabrik Werk II, Unterwellenborn / Thueringen Dynamit AG, Dueneberg Plant (formerly Alfred Nobel u. Co.) Mannesmann -Roehrenwerke, Duesseldorf plant, Rath Richard Rinker GmbH, Neubrienburg in Mecklenburg Uta-Werkstaetten Uta u. Co., Auerbach Robert Larsen, Fabrik fuer Leder u. Stoffwaren, Berlin SUMAK - Sueddeutsche Maschinen- u. Metallwarenfabrik Wilhelm Weckerle, Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig Unknown. Frankfurter Maschinenbau, Pokorny u. Wittekind, Frankfurt Bleiwerk Goslar Schwelmer Stahl- u. Eisen-Giesserei Gustav Schubeis, Schwelm in Westfalen Kelle u. Hildebrit GmbH, Niedersedlitz Bezirk Dresden Gustloff Co., Waffenfabrik, Suhl Georg Stamm u. Hofmann, Weidhausen bei Coburg. Often mistakenly identified with Dynamit AG (see 'dbg') Louis Siegel, Sonneberg in Thueringen. Sometimes wrongly associated with Remo-Gewehrfabrik Gebr. Rempt of Suhl Gebr. Boehler, Kapfenberg, Austria Georg von Goelln GmbH, Abteilung Stahlbau, Hannover (after 1943, 'Krupp Stahlbau, Friedrich Krupp AG, Werk Hannover') Kaemper-Motoren AG, Berlin-Marienfelde H. Burgsmueller, Gewehrfabrik, Kreiensen-Harz Draht-Bremer, Rostock, Mecklenburg Friedrich Offermann u. Soehne, Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg Karl Barth, Militaereffekten-Fabrik, Waldbroehl, Rheinli Kromag, Hirtenberg, Austria Ewald Luenenschloss, Militaereffekten-Fabrik, Solingen

dma dmk dmo dms dmy dn dna dnb dnf dnh dnv dnz dom dot dou dov dow dox dpf dph dpk dpl dpm dps dpu dpv dpw dpx drh drv drz dsb dsh dsj dsx dta dtf dtu dtv

Herres Munitionsanstalt u. Geschosswerkstatt, Zeithain Ilseder Huette, rolling mill, Peine Auto-Union, Chemnitz Nuernberger Schraubenfabrik GmbH, Nuernberg Fritz Werner, Berlin-Marienfeld Unknown. Found on ammo components Mettmanner Britanniawarenfabrik W. Seibel, Mettmann / Rheinli (later 'W. Seibel, Metallwarenfabriken') Borck u. Goldschmidt, Berlin ... prawdopodobnie a misreading of 'dnh' Rheinische-Westfaelische Sprengstoff AG, Stadeln plant near Nuernberg Rheinische-Westfaelische Sprengstoff AG, Durlach plant, Baden Fahr AG, Stockach Schwarzwaelder Apparate-Bauanstalt, August Schwer u. Soehne, Villingen, Black Forest Westfaelische Metall-Industrie , Lippstadt Waffenwerke Bruenn, Bruenn plant, Czechoslovakia Waffenwerke Bruenn, Bystrica, Czechoslovakia Waffenwerke Bruenn, Wsetin plant, Czechoslovakia Waffenwerke Bruenn, Prerau plant, Czechoslovakia (renamed 'Opticotechna GmbH, Werk Prerau / Protektorat' in 1943) Waffenwerke Bruenn, Podbrezova plant, Czechoslovakia B. u. H. Reinert, Speigelau / Bayersicher Wald I.G. Farbenindustrie AG, Autogen plant, Frankfurt Gebrueder Sachsenberg AG, Dessau-Rosslau C.F. Plasser, Neheim-Huesten (after 1943 only) Poldi-Huette, Komotau, Sudeten Germany Union-Werk AG, Mittweida, Saxony C. u. F. Schlothauer, GmbH, Metallwaren, Ruhla Zeiss-Ikon, Dresden Zeiss-Ikon, Goerz plant, Berlin-Zehlendorf Zeiss-Ikon, Stuttgart Gebr. Thiele GmbH, Ruhla Eisenhuette Tschenstochau, later HASAG-Eisen- u. Metallwerke GmbH, Tschenstochau Eltron, Dr. Dipl.-Ing. Theodor Stiebel, Berlin-Tempelhof Alexier Beck, Schmalkalden in Thueringen Ing. F. Janecek, Gewehrfabrik, Prague WAMA Metallwerke Johannes Ahner, Oberlungwitz, Saxony Roechling-Buderus, Wetzlar A. Waldhausen, Inh. M. Bruchmann, Sattler u. Kofferfabrik, Cologne Elektro-Feinmechanische Werke Preh, Bad-Neustadt / Saale G.J. Ensink u. Co., Spezialfabrik fuer Militaerausruestung, Ohrdruf, Thuringia C. Otto Gehrckens, Leder- u. Riemenwerke, Pinneberg

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Poldihuette, Kladno plant, Czechoslovakia Spindel- u. Spinnfluegelfabrik AG, Neudorf Berliner-Luebecker Maschinenfabrik, Luebeck plant Adolf Knoch AG, Saalfeld Johann Froehlich, Lederwarenfabrik, Vienna F. Schichau GmbH, Elbing Schoeller u. Co., Frankfurt am Main Dr. Ing. Boehme u. Co., Werksleitung Luedenscheid, Werk dwc Minden in Westfalen Liefergemeinschaft Dornbirn, Ludwig Rigger, Dornbirn. Often dwm mistakenly identified with the well-known DWM trademark of Deutsche Waffen- u. Mumitionsfabriken of Berlin. dxs August Thyssen-Huette AG, Duisburg-Hamborn Erste Alpenlaendische Pyrotechnikfabrik Ed. Pitschmann u. dye Co., Innsbruck dym Runge u. Kaulfuss, Rathenow dyq Deutsche Edelstahlwerke AG, Werdohl plant dza Bleiwerke Dr. Schuelcke, Hamburg dzl Optische Anstalt Oigee, Berlin-Schoeneberg dzw Metallwerke v. Galkowsky u. Kielblock, Finow Mechanoptik-Gesellschaft fuer Praezisionstechnik, Aude u. eaf Reipe, Babelsberg eah Stahlwerke Brueninghaus AG, Werdohl eak Deutsche Werke Kiel AG ean Lippstaedter Eisen- u. Metallwerke, Lippstadt Scharfenberg u. Teubert GmbH, Metallwarenfabrik, eba Breitungen ebd Fatra AG, Napajedl / Maehren Huettenwerke Siegerli, Charlottenhuette plant, ebf Niederschelden Maschinenbau u. Bahnbedarf AG, formerly Orenstein u. ebk Koppel, Werk Spiau i Werk Babelsberg (after c. 1943 only) eca Oskar Fischer GmbH, Markdorf in Baden ecc Oskar Luenig, Pyrotechnische Fabrik, Moehringen ecd Carl Lippold, Pyrotechnische Fabrik, Wuppertal-Elberfeld ecv Vogel u. Schlegel GmbH, Dresden edg J.A. Henckels, Zwillingswerke, Solingen edk Auto-Union AG, Zschopau plant, Saxony Deutsche Waffen- u. Munitionsfabriken AG, Luebeckedq Schlutup edr Sachsenwerk Licht u. Kraft AG, Radeberg eds Zuendappwerke GmbH, Nuernberg edw Karl Metzler GmbH, Iserlohn edy Gebr. Mueller, Luchenwalde eea H. Weihrauch, Zella-Mehlis edz Pickhardt u. Gerlach GmbH, Werdohl in Westfalen eec Gebr. Buehler Nachfolger, Triberg Kuerbi u. Niggeloh, Radevormwald in Rheinprueussen ... eed sometimes mistakenly confused with Weihrauch ('eea')

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X. Heine u. Sohn, Voehrenbach Schuerhoff u. Co., Gevelsberg ... possibly confused with 'eea' i/or 'eeo' F. Soennecken, Bonn Maerkisches Walzwerk, Staussberg, district Potsdam Deutsche Star-Kugelhalter GmbH, Schweinfurt Metallwarenfabrik vormals H. Wissner AG, Werk Brotterode / Hessen-Nassau Selve- Kronbiegel, Dornheim AG, Munitionsfabrik, Soemmerda, Saxony Deutsche Waffe- u. Minitionsfabriken AG, Posen plant Ulmer Schraubenfabrik C. Rauch, Ulm an der Donau Lieferungsgemeinschaft westthueringische Werkzeug- u. Metallwarenfabriken GmbH, Schmalkalden in Thueringen Fr. Braun, Tembach-Dietharz / Thueringen Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbrietzen GmbH, Roederhof plant Ing. Fr. August Pfeffer, Oberlind, Thuringia Trierer Walzwerk AG, Burg Bezirk Magdeburg Volkswagenwerk, Wolfsburg Westfaelisch-Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG, Werk Elsnig Georg Allgaier, Uhingen in Wuerttemberg Adalbert Fischer, Berlin Dynamit AG (formerly Alfred Nobel u. Co.), Empelde plant Willi Stiefeling, Berlin ... note: often identified wtih Carl Zeiss i Zeiss-Ikon, for whom Stiefeling may have been a subcontractor. Friedrich Meuthe GmbH, Schwenningen am Neckar G. Eckhardt, Leipzig Gebr. Boehler u. Co. AG, Werk Enzesfeld / Niederdonau, later known as 'Enzesfelder Metallwerk AG' H. Huch, Metallwarenfabrik, Nuernberg Mueller-Schlenker Uhrenfabrik, Schwenningen am Neckar Jahresuhrenfabrik GmbH, August Schatz u. Soehne, Triberg / Schwarzwald Interessengemeinschaft fuer Bergbau u. Huettenbetrieb AG, Betriebsgruppe Bismarckhuette, Huettenwerk Falvahuette in Schwientochlowitz, Kreis Kattowitz, later 'Koenigs- u. Bismarckhuette A G' ... sometimes mistakenly associated with 'eqf' Karl Boecker, Lederwarenfabrik, Waldbroehl, Rheinli A. Doeppert, Treibriemenfabrik (driving belt mfr.), Kitzingen Possibly W.G. Dinkelmeyer of Nuernberg ... note: code books say 'deleted, see under ern' W.G. Dinkelmeyer, Werk Koetzling Fritz Hofmann GmbH, Erlangen Optische Werke G. Rodenstock, Munich Steubing u. Co., Graslitz, Sudeten, Germany Krieger u. Faudt, Berlin Ringsdorf-Werke KG, Mehlem-Rhein Otto Reichel, Inh. Rudolf Fischer, Lederwarenfabrik,

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Lengfeld, Erzgebirge Optische Praezisionswerke GmbH, Warsaw, Poli C. u. W. Meinel-Scholer, Klingenthal in Sachsen Rana-Werke, Rudolf Danhardt, Klardorf in Oberpfalz Oskar R. Mehlhorn GmbH, Schweinsburg in Plauen F.A. Anger u. Sohn, Joehstadt in Sachsen Bergbau AG, Salzgitter Akteingesellschaft vorm. Skodawerke, Werk Koeniggraetz Franz u. Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Cologne Auto-Union, Audi plant, Zwickau in Sachsen Lies-Lieferungsgenossenschaft des Tischlerhiwerks im Lieshiwerksmeister-BezirkWestfalen GmbH, Dortmund. Sometimes wrongly associated with 'Hans K ollmorgen Optische Anstalt, Berlin' Clemens Kreher GmbH, Marienberg in Sachsen Union Gesellschaft fuer Metallindustrie, Sils, van de Loo u. Co., Hameln (Weser). Sometimes mistakenly associated with Skoda-Werke, Koenigsgraetz: 'ews' Metallwerke Holleischen, Kreis Mies, Sudeten Germany Semprex-Werk, Reutenhau Post Winkelsdorf / Nord Maehren Heidenreich u. Harbeck, Hamburg Mansfdel AG, Hettstedt, Suedharz Deutsche Waffen- u. Munitionsfabriken AG, Karlsruhe Mansfeld AG, Rothenburg plant, Saale Mansfeld AG, Alstedt plant, Thuringia Rietberg-Werke, Rietberg in Westfalen Sendlinger Optische Glaswerke GmbH, Berlin-Zehlendorf Schmidt, Kranz u. Co., Nordhaeuser Maschinenfabrik AG, Nordhausen Stolberger Metallwerke AG (formerly Asten, Lynen u. Schleicher), Stolberg Dynamit AG (formerly A. Nobel u. Co.), Foerde plant Unknown. Augsburger Waagenfabrik, Ludwig Pfisterer, Augsburg Maschinenfabrik Donauwoerth GmbH, Donauwoerth Metallwerke Wihofen, Schwerte, Westphalia Krone Presswerke GmbH, Berlin Maschinenfabrik Tannwald, Tannwald / Sudentegau (renamed 'Tannenwalder Textilwerke AG' in 1943) Bernhard Bruns, Bad Zwischenahn in Oldenburg Gustav Sudbrack, Lederwaren u. Gamaschenfabrik, Bielefeld Heintze u. Blankertz, Erste Deutsche Stahlfederfabrik, Werk Oranienburg bei Berlin Boehmische Waffenfabrik, Strakonitz plant, Prague Adolf Hopf AG, Tambach-Dietharz in Thueringen Roetelmann u. Co .KG, Werdohl in Westfalen Schaeffer u. Budenberg, Magdeburg-Buchau Vereinigte Leichtmetallwerke, Hannover-Linden

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Himmen u. Stosberg, Gravieranstalt, Remscheid Stahlwerke Harkort -Eicken GmbH, Hagen, Westphalia Albin Scholle, Lederwarenfabrik, Zeitz Frost u. Jaehnel, Breslau, Czechoslovakia Vereinigte Cartonnagenfabriken Meyer u. Co., Magdeburg Aktiengesellschaft, formerly Skodawerke, Werk Dubnica Wilh. Strube GmbH, subsidiary of Polte, Magdeburg Draht- u. Metallwarenfabrik GmbH, Salzwedel Norddeutsche Maschinenfabrik GmbH, main office, Berlin Optische Anstalt Sallfeld GmbH, Saalfeld Eisen- u. Emaillierwerke Wilhelmshuette (iron i enamel works), Sprottau-Wilhelmshuette Assmann, formerly E. u. K. Assmann GmbH, Eisenach (chassis plant) C.G. Haenel, Waffen- u. Fahrradfabrik, Suhl Hans Kollmorgen, Optische Anstalt, Berlin Aktiengesellschaft, formerly Skodawerke, Adamsthal plant Waffenfabrik Hoeller, Solingen Waffenfabrik Heinrich Krieghoff, Suhl Hirsch, Kupfer- u. Messingwerk AG, Finow Wagner u. Co. GmbH, Muehlhausen in Thueringen Otto Stephan, Leder- u. Lederwarenfabrik, Muehlhausen Heinrich Sudhaus u. Soehne, Iserlohn Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke AG, formerly Westfaelisches Nickelwalzwerke Fleitmann, Witte u. Co., Schwerte / Ruhr J.D. Reidel-E. de Haagen AG, Berlin-Britz Hugo Bauer, Solingen-Wald Ewald Witte u. Co., Velbert Gust. Imhaeuser, Olpe / Westfalen Goehring-Hebenstreit, Radebeul near Dresden Ing. Karl Brettschneider, Maehrisch-Schoenberg L.O. Dietrich, Vesta-Naehmaschinenwerke, Altenburg in Thueringen Kuhbier u. Co., Praezisionspressstuecke (precision stampings), Wipperfuerth Karl Hepting u. Co., Leder- u. Guertelfabrik, Stuttgart I.G. Koenigshuette u. Laurahuette, Kattowitz, main office, Roechling, Koenigshuette, OS Aktiengesellschaft fuer Cartonnagenindustrie, Dresden Fritz Kiess u. Co., GmbH, Waffenfabrik, Suhl Deutsche Edelstahlwerke AG, Krefeld, usually mistakenly identified with 'Ruf u. Co., Optische Anstalt, Kassel Gebr. Baldauf GmbH, Marienberg / Erzgebirge Sometimes claimed to represent 'Auto-Union, Werk Spiau, this is a misreading of 'gll'. Papier- u. Kartonnagen-Fabrik Richard Popper, Inh. Willy Dietzel, Prag Rudolf Conte, Nachf. Theodor Seibod, Fabrik fuer Lederwaren, Offenbach on the Main

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Budde u. Co., Otto, Stueckfaerberei u. Apreturanstalt, Wueppertal Mansfeld AG, Hettstedt, Suedharz Auto-Union AG, Werk Spiau, Berlin Rahm u. Kampmann, Lederwarenfabrik, Kaiserslautern plant Aug. Wellner, Aue, Saxony August Ruppel, Marktheidenfeld Hugo Aurig GmbH, Engelsdorf Gustav Bittner, Weipert / Sudetengau Loch u. Hartenberger, Idar-Oberstein H. Pohl, Leipzig Gebr. Krueger, Lederwarenfabrik, Breslau, Czechoslovakia SA del Ateliers de la Dyle, Louvain, Belgium (operated by Rheinmetall-Borsig AG as 'Niederlassung Luettich, Betrieb Loewen') S. A. Belge des Mecanique et de l'Armemente, Monceausur-Sambre, Belgium J.F. Eisfeld GmbH, Pulver- u. Pyrotechnische Fabriken, Guentersberge plant Ungarische Optische Werke AG, Budabest, Hungary Werner D. Kuehn, Optische Industrie, Berlin-Steglitz Bergisch-Maerkisches Eisenwerk, Velbert, Rheinli Walter Schuermann u. Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Bielefeld Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik Oelikon, Buehrle u. Co., Zurich, Switzerli Ruhrstahl AG, Gelsenkirchen Staeding u. Meysel Nachfolger, Inh. C. u. H. Weeren, Niedersedlitz / Sachsen Stepper u. Co., Hamburg Gebr. Klinge, Lederwarenfabrik, Dresden-Loebtau Deutsche Edelstahlwerke, Bochum plant Hans Dinkelmaeyer, Lederwarenfabrik, Nuernberg Gebr. Michera, Prag Elektro-Mechanik GmbH, Reichenberg Gladitz GmbH, Schwaebisch-Gmuend Steatit-Magnesia AG, Dralowid-Werk, Teltow Wilhelm Schellmann, Moebel-Fabrik, Vlotho-Bonneberg

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Wieliwerke AG, Metallhalbfabrikate, Ulm Dynamit AG (formerly A. Nobel u. Co.), Hamm plant Pulverfabrik Hasloch, Hasloch on the Main Alfred Schwarz AG, Metallwerk Froedenburg on the Ruhr, Eisenach plant Heinrich List, Elektrotechnik u. Mechanik, Teltow u. Steglitz Georg A. Lerch GmbH, Lederwaren u. Stanzwerk (leather works i stamping), Berlin Eugen Zerver, Remscheid-Reinshagen Maerkischer Metallbau, Oranienburg Optische Werk Osterrode GmbH, Osterrode, Harz Ernst Beutler, Lahr-Dinglingen in Baden Ing. F. Janecek, Waffenwerke, Prague H. Becker u. Co., GmbH, Militaer- u. Feuerwehrausruestungen (military i firefighting equipment), Berlin

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W. Gustav Burmester, Pyrotechnische Fabrik u. Signalmittelwerk (fireworks i pyrotechnics), Hamburg Friedenauer Technische Werkstaette GmbH, BerlinFriedenau Union Gesellschaft fuer Metallindustrie, Sils van de Loo u. Co., Froedenberg plant Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Tegel plant Gebr. Thiel-Seebach GmbH, Ruhla / Thringen Joseph Schwarz Sohn, Freilassing / Oberbayern H.A. Erbe AG, Schmalkalden in Thueringen Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Nibelungen plant, St. Valentin, Austria Metallwerke Silberhuette GmbH, ireasberg, Harz M. Boehme, Grosshartmannsdorf in Sachsen Louis Ulbricht, Rosenthal / Erzgebirge Roechlingsche Eisen- u. Stalhwerke GmbH, Eisenwerkhuette, Voelkingen Kimnach u. Brunn, Fabrik fuer Heeresausruestung, Kaiserslautern Karl Ackva, Lederfabrik, Bad Kreuznach Karl Braun KG, Optische Industrie, Nuernberg Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbrietzen GmbH, Sebaldushof plant Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbrietzen GmbH, Selterhof plant Zieh- u. Stanzwerk (wire pulling i stamping), Schleusingen C.F. Esser, Koeln ... prawdopodobnie a misreading of 'hlb' Lilpop, Rau u. Loewenstein AG, Warschau. prawdopodobnie a misreading of 'hla' Gesellschaft zur Verwertung chemischer Erzeugnisse mbH, Werk Hessisch-Lichtenau Maury u. Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Offenbach on the Main Krafft u. Schuell, Dueren, a misrepresentation of 'hlv' H. Walter KG, Kiel, Kiel plant i Tannenberg plant C.W. Motz u. Co., Brienburg an der Havel Schluermann u. Co. GmbH, Hemer in Westfalen (renamed 'Hemersche Schrauben- u. Nagelfabrik GmbH in c. 1943) Albert Ackermann Nachfolger, Pich u. Schulte, Iserlohn in Westfalen Presswerk GmbH, Metgethen, East Prussia Dr. Koenig u. Co., Wien Polte Armaturen- u. Maschinenfabriken AG, Duderstadt plant, Westphalia Fritz Wengels, Berlin Gebr. Junghans AG, Schwenningen plant Westfaelisch-Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG, Herrenwald plant Elite Diamantwerke AG, Siegmar-Schoenau bei Chemnitz, mistakenly listed as 'Astra Werke, Chemnitz' (correctly 'l') Gebr. Langer, Schrauben-, Metallwaren- u. Federnfabrik, Chemnitz R. u. G. Schmoele, Menden Deutsche Versuchsanstalt fuer Luftfahrt, Berlin-Alderhof

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A. Wunderlich Nachf., Fabrik fuer Heeresausruestung (factory for military equipment), Berlin-Neukoelln Dr. Karl Leiss, Optische Mechanische Instrumente, BerlinSteglitz Junkers Flugzeug- u. Motorenwerke AG, Zweigwerk Koethen Gustav Genschow u. Co., AG, Lederwarenfabriken, AlstadtHachenburg Metallwaren, Waffen- u. Maschinenfabrik AG, Budapest, Hungary Koenigl. Ungar. Staatliche Eisen-, Stahl- u. Maschinenfabrik, Budapest Karl Busse, Ausruestungsgegenstaende (equipment), Mainz Heeres Zeugamt, Ingolstadt Deutsche Lederwerkstaetten GmbH, Pirmasens Armeemarinehaus Berlin, Berlin-Charlottenburg Heinrich Kopp, Inh. Theodor Simoneit, Sonneberg in Thueringen F. Tuetemann, Luedenscheid / Westfalen (often wrongly idendified with Hensoldt) Continental Gummiwerke AG, Hannover Eisenwerke Steele, Essen-Steele Dresdner Koffer- u. Taschenfabrik, Karl Heinichen, Dresden Gebr. Junghans, Renchen plant, Baden Gebr. Junghans, branch office, Vienna Hermann Herold, Olbernhau-Gruenthal / Sachsen Gustav Reinhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Berlin Metallwerke Zoeblitz AG, Zoeblitz S.A. Tavaro, Ghent, Belgium Wezel u. Naumann AG, Leipzig Danuvia Waffen- u. Munitionsfabriken AG, Budapest, Hungary Vereinigte Wiener Metallwerke, Vienna Wessel u. Mueller, Luckenwalde Erste Nordboehmische Metallwarenfabrik, Adolf Roessler, Niedereinsiedel, Sudetenli Optische Werke Ernst Ludwig, Weixdorf, Anhalt, Saxony Wilhelm Bri, Treibriemenfabrik (driving belt factory), Heidelberg Moritz Stecher, Lederwerk, Freiburg Manufacture Nationale [Staatliche Waffenfabrik], Chatellerault, France Firma Luch u. Wagner, Suhl Gerhardi u. Co., Inh. K. Steinweg, Dr. H. Steinweg u. R. Neuerbourg, Luedenscheid, Westphalia Hugo Schneider AG, Werk Skarzysko Kamienna, Poli (from c. 1943 [lt. 7. Nachtrag], 'HASAG Eiwen- u. Metallwerke GmbH') Weber u. Niezel, Dresden Erwin Backhaus, Remscheid

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Schneider u. Co., Le Creusot, France Ungarische Metallplattenindustrie AG, Budapest Jiranek u. Co., Inh. Wenzel Jiranek, Bruenn Staatliches Arsenal, Sarajevo, Yugoslavia Gesellschaft zur Verwertung chemischer Erzeugnisse mbH, Werk Kaufbeuren Gesellschaft zur Verwertung chemischer Erzeugnisse mbH, Werk Kaufering. Sometimes mistakenly listed as 'Yugoslavian state arsenal, Sarajevo ('kfa') DISA - Dansk Industri Syndikat AS 'Madsen', Kopenhagen Askania Werke AG, Berlin-Friedenau Graphische Werke Saarbruecken AG, Saarbruecken Wilhelm Stern, Lederwarenfabrik, Posen Papierwerke Adolf Brit AG, Eulau ueber Bodenbach J.F. Eisfeld GmbH, Kieselbach plant Josef Junker, Berlin Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken, Hilversum Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Warsaw plant, Poli H.W. Casack u. Co., Froendeberg / Ruhr Gebr. Junghans, Montagestelle, Exbruecke, Elsass Lignose AG, Werk Kriewald (renamed ['lt.8.Nachtrag'] 'Sprengstoffwerke Oberschlesien Gmbh' in c. 1943) Emil Nitzsche Moebelfabrik, Boehmisch Kamnitz / Sudetengau ... Often mistakenly associated with Emil Busch Optische Industrie ('krq') Messerschmidt, Augsburg Dynamit AG (formerly Alfred Nobel u. Co.), Kruemmel plant, Koblenz Emil Busch AG, Optische Werke, Rathenow, Brienburg Lignose Sprengstoffwerke GmbH, Kruppamuehle plant F.A. Sening, Hamburg, sometimes misread as 'kru' Manufacture Nationale d'Armes de Levallois, Levallois, Paris Gebr. Junghans, Braunau plant, Sudeten, Germany Deutsche Sprengchemie, Klietz plant Hartmann u. Braun AG, Frankfurt am Main, sometimes confused with 'kun' J.F. Eisfeld GmbH, Werk Kunigunde Steyr-Daimler Puch AG, Werk Graz Fuellnerwerk GmbH, Bad Warmbruenn in Schlesien. Changed c. 1943 ('lt. 7. Nachtrag') to 'Doerris FuellnerMaschinenfabriken AG' Rudolf Fissler KG, Idar-Oberstein Gamma Feinmechanische u. Optische Werke, Budapest Herdfabrik Scholtes, Diedenhofen in Westmark, sometimes misread as 'kwc' Fiat SA, Turin, Italy Donau-Flugzeugbau AG, Csepel-Budapest, sometimes confused with 'kwm' Ernst Hilker u. Co., Detmold, sometimes misread as 'kyn' or 'kyo'

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ldc

ldn ldo lge lgs ljp lkc lkm lmg lmq lpk ltm lwg lww lwx lwy lyf lza ma mdr mhk

Astra, Kronstadt (Ruemanien). Renamed in c. 1943 ['lt.7.Nachtrag'], 'Astra, Fabrica Romana de Vagoae, Motoane, Arm ament si Munitiuni, Brasov' Voina, Kronstadt (Ruemanien). Renamed in c. 1943 ['lt.7.Nachtrag'], 'Intreprinderil e Metalurgie, Dumitru Voina, Societate Anonima Romana, Fabrica de Armament, Brasov' Rogifor, Bukarest (Ruemanien). Subsequently renamed 'Rumaenisch-Deutsche Industrie- u. Hiels AG, Bukarest' Emil Niethammer, Stuttgart-Vaihingen Kienzle Uhrenfabrik GmbH, Dammerkirch plant Thonet u. Mundus, Bistritz am Harz Astrafabrik, Chemnitz Duerener Metallwerke, Dueren Zuchthaus (penitentiary) Coswig, Anhalt. The marks of this breeding station have been mistakenly identified with optical equipment - owing to confusion with 'lae', below. Heinrich Zeiss, Gastingen Lennewerk GmbH, Altena Sprengstoff u. pyrotechnische Fabriken vorm. Lechfeld u. Depyfag GmbH, Werk Berlin-Malchow (renamed Deutsche Pyrotechnische-Fabrik in 1943) Sprengstoff u. pyrotechnische Fabriken vorm. Lechfeld u. Depyfag GmbH, Werk Cleebronn (Deutsche Pyrotechnische-Fabrik from 1943 onward) Sprengstoff u. pyrotechnische Fabriken vorm. Lechfeld u. Depyfag GmbH, Werk Neumarkt / Oberpfalz (renamed Deutsche Pyrotechnische- Fabrik in 1943) Heinrich Schumacher u. Co., Inh. August Jockers, Gruenstadt Kugelfabrik Schulte u. Co., Tente, Rheinli Chr. Weiersmueller KG, Nuernberg O. Karl Knauer KG, Lettingen bei Urach Ernst Fischer, Wolfenbuettel Munitionsfabriken (formerly Sellier u. Bellot), Veitsberg plant, Prague Hermann Detjen, Bad Muenster am Deister. The marks of this furniture manufacturer are sometimes associated with optical equipment, on the basis of a misreading of 'lmq' Carl Zeiss, Jena Servotechna AG, Prag Gebr. G. u. H. Rosner, Litzmannstadt Optische Werke Osterrode GmbH, Freiheit near Osterrode Huet u. Cie., Paris O.P.L. Optique et Precision de Levallois, Levallois, Paris Societe d' Optique et Mechanique de Haute Precision, Paris Metallurgia Werke AG, Radomsko, Polska Mauser-Werke AG, Karlsruhe plant Metallwerke F.A. Lange AG, Aue, Saxony Vereinigte Leichtmetallwerke, Bonn Metallwerke Schwarzwald AG, Villingen

mhv mjr mkf ml mnf mng moc mog moo moz mpp mpr mpu mpv mpy mrb mrd mrf mws myx na nas nb nbe nbh nbr ncr ndn ndr nea nec ned nfw nfx ngk nhr nmn nn nrh ntf

Finow Kupfer- u. Messingwerke AG, Finow Union Gesellschaft fuer Met. Ind., Sils van de Loo u. Co., Thorn plant Trierer Walzwerk AG, Wuppertal-Langerfeld Unidentified, reportedly Found on small arms VDM-Luftfahrtwerke AG Heddernheim, Frankfurt on the Main VDM-Luftfahrtwerke AG Heddernheim, Frankfurt on the Main Johan Springer's Erben, Gewehrfabrikanten, Vienna Deutsche Sprengchemie, Moschwig plant Kloeckner-Werke AG, Duesseldorf plant Eisenwerk Gesellschaft Maximilanshuette, MaxhuetteHaidhof Metallwerk K. Leibfried, Boeblingen, Sindelfingen plant S.A. Hispano Suiza, Geneva, Switzerli Wlaschimer Mascinenfabrik GmbH, Prag Schmolz u. Bickenbach, Neuss plant, Duesseldorf Klockner-Werke AG, Georgsmarienhuette Osnabrueck Aktiengesellschaft vorm. Skodawerke, Werk Prag-Smichow Huettenwerke Siegerli, Wissen Fr. Krupp, Berthawerk AG, Breslau Kabelwerk Wagner KG, Wuppertal Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Soemmerda plant Westfaelische Kupfer- u. Messingwerke AG, Luedenscheid, Westphalia Gebr. Junghans AG, Schramberg, Black Forest Unknown., reported on ammo Hasag, Eisen- u. Metallwerke GmbH, Tschenstochau plant Friedr. Krupp AG, Essen, Werk Mariupol / Ukraine Metallwarenfabrik Hubert Pruente, Neheim-Huesten Krupp-Germaniawerft, Kiel-Gaarden Heinrich Bluecher, Fabrik techn. Buersten, Spremberg. Often mistakenly identified as a 'Balkan factory under German supervision'. Fried. Krupp, Essen Walther Steiner, Eisenkonstruktionen, Suhl Waffenwerke Bruenn AG, V Gurein plant, Prague Fried. Krupp, Essen Berlin-Neuroder Kunstanstalten AG, Berlin Rheinisch-Westfaelische Munitionsfabriken GmbH, plants in Warsaw i Prague Luftfahrt-Apparatebau GmbH, Berlin Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Soemmerda plant Koenigs- u. Bismarckhuette AG, Walzwerk BismarckhuetteOS (rolling mill) Unidentified, reported on ammo Johannsen u. Ziegner, Oranienburg Metzenauer u. Jung, Werk Gross-Heilendorf in Ostsudetenli

nwk nxc nxr nyv nyw oa oao

Heinrich List, Rheinau, Elsass Jan Hubalek, Prag Anschuetz u. Co., Kiel-Neumuehlen Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Unterluess plant Gustloff-Werke, Otto Eberhard, Meinigen plant Eduard Hueck, Metallwalzwerk, Luedenscheid Albert von Heede, Priorei Hanseatische Apparatebau-Gesellschaft, Neufeld u. Kuhnke obn GmbH, Reichenbach plant ocw Heinrich List, Berlin-Steglitz odg Deutsche Sprengchemie GmbH, Oderberg plant oes Karl Diehl, Peterswaldau Union Ges. fuer Metallindustrie, Sils van de Loo, Auschwitz ols plant ona Boulonnerei Calibree, Valence oss Gebr. Bachert, Karlsruhe-Muehlburg oxo Teuto-Metallwerke GmbH, Osnabrueck Harburger Gummiwarenfabrik Phoenix AG, Werk Pragoyd Sabechtlitz oyj Ateliers de Construction de Tarbes, France Polte Armaturen- u. Maschinenfabrik AG, Magdeburg, later renamed 'Polte-Werke'. Also sometimes mistakenly p identified with 'Ruhrstahl AG, Brackwede'. Found on ammo. headstamps. See 'p' i 'cdp' separately. Found on ammo. headstamps, pcdp which are believed to have been made by Polte i loaded by Bergmann. Staatliche Munitionsfabrik, Kopenhagen. Found on ammo pjj headstamps. pla Unknown. Found on small arms. pmf Unknown. Found on ammo headstamps. Allegedly 'Gevelot, Paris' - Societe Francaise des Munitions, pmq Paris. Associated with annumtion components. pmt Unknown. Found on ammo headstamps. pmu Unknown. Associated with munitions. Sometimes confused with a letter code, but actually a 'PTV' ptv monogram applied by the Zeugamt der Polizeischule fuer Technik und Verkehr, Berlin, in the Reichswehr period. pvf Optische Werke C. Reichert, Vienna Unknown., prawdopodobnie in Solingen. Found on SG84/98 pyy dating from 1945. William Prym, Stollberg, Rheinli. Involved with ammo qa production. qlv Unknown. Found on small arms components qnw Unknown. Found on small arms qrb Pirotecnico di Bologna, Italy. Found on ammo. headstamps Karl Walther, Zella-Mehlis, Thuringia. Possibly a subsidiary qve factory in Czechoslovakia Westfaelische-Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG, Reinsdorf plant. r Found on ammo.

ra rde rdf rfo rhs rln rtl s sb sgx she sta suk sup svw swp t ta thg tjk tko tpk tpn tvw ua unt uxa va vs w

Deutsche Messingwerke, C. Eveking AG, BerlinNiederschoenweide. A supplier of cartridge cases Unknown. Found on small arms Westfaelische-Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG, Werk Reinsdorf. Found on shell cases Unknown. Found on ammo headstamps i flame-thrower igniters Rheinmetall-Borsig AG, Soemmerda. Found on fuses Karl Zeiss, Jena. Found on optical equipment Unknown. Found on small arms ammo Dynamit AG (formerly A. Nobel u. Co.), Lambrecht plant. Found on ammo. primers Pre-1939 trademark of Sellier & Bellot in Prague Believed to be a subsidiary of E. & F. Hoerster, Solingen (see also 'asw'). Found on SG84/98 manufactured in 194445 Unknown. Found on small arms manufactured in Czechoslovakia Rheinische_Westfaelische Sprengstoff AG, Stadeln bei Nuernberg. Believed to be a subsidiary of the Karlsruhe-Durlach factory of Deutsche Waffen- u. Munitionsfabriken. Found on ammo. headstamps Unknown. Found on small arms Mauser-Werke, Oberndorf on the Neckar. It either superseded or supplemented 'byf'. Found on ma³ych arms An unidentified subsidiary of Waffenwerke Bruenn AG, Bruenn, Czechoslovakia. Found on bayonets i ma³ych arms components Dynamit AG, Troisdorf plant. Found on ammo. primers Duerener Metallwerke AG, Berlin-Borsigwalde. Found on ammo. Allegedly used on ammo made by Polte-Werkem AG in Duderstadt Unknown. Found on small arms components Unknown. Found on ammo headstamps Unknown. Found on small arms components, possibly located in northern Czechoslovakia Unknown. Found on small arms components Unknown. See 'tpn' above Osnabruecker Kupfer- u. Drahtwerke AG, Osnabrueck. Znalezione na ammo. components Unknown. Found on ammo components Unknown. Found on small arms components, allegedly manufactured in a Czechoslovakian ma³ych arms factory operating under German control Kabel- u. Metallwerke Neumeyer AG, Nuernberg. Found on ammo. headstamps i cannon shell cases Unknown. Found on ammo components Gesellschaft zur Verwertung Chem. Erzeugnisse,

wa wb wc wd we wf wg wh wj wk wm wn wtf x xa y ya z zb

Wolfratshausen plant. Found on ammo. primers Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Abteilung Lampenfabrik, Leipzig. Found on ammo. headstamps i cannon shell cases Hugo Schneider AG, Berlin-Koepenick. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Meuselwitz plant, Thuringia. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Taucha plant. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Langewiesen plant. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Kielce plant, Poli. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Altenburg plant. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Eisenach plant. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Oberweissbach plant. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Schlieben plant. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Dermbach plant, Thuringia. See 'wa' Hasag, Hugo Schneider AG, Dermbach plant, Thuringia (Often confused with 'wm'). See 'wa' Unknown. Found on fuses Possibly used by Rheinisch-Westfaelische Sprengstoff. Found on ammo. i primers Busch u. Jaeger, Luedenscheider Metallwerke, Luedenscheid. Found on ammo. components Jagdpatronen, Zuendhuetchen- u. Metallwarenfabrik AG, Nagyteteny plant, Budapest. Found on ammo components Saechsische Metallwarenfabrik, August Wellner u. Sohn, Aue, Saxony. Found on ammo components Waffenwerke Bruenn AG, Povaska Bystrica (?). Found on ammo. components Kupferwerk Ilsenburg AG, Ilsenburg, Harz. Found on ammo. components


Technical receipt called Waffenamt's * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * WaA Factory which checked Mauser with this code 1 -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl, Thüringen (BSW) : (K98k : 1937 - 39) -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl, Thüringen (337) : (K98k : 1939 - 40) -Gustloff-Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen (337) : (K98k : 1940) -Gustloff-Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen (bcd) : (K98k : 1941 - 45) -Gustloff-Werke, Weimar/Steyr-Daimler-Puch, Steyr (bcd/bnz) : (K98k : 1944) -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz, Sachsen (i) -Astra Werke, Chemnitz, Sachsen (L) 3 -Heinrich Krieghoff Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (fzs) : (FG42) 4 -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl, Thüringen (BSW) : (K98k : 1937 - 39) -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke / Gustloff Werke (337) : (K98k : 1939) -Gustloff-Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen (936) : (MG 34 : 1940) -Luck und Wagner, Suhl, Thüringen (k) -Otto Sindel, Militäreffekten-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Holzmarktstr., 67, Berlin O27 : (1934) 6 -Simson, Suhl, Thüringen : 1934 11 -Maget, Maschinen-u. Gerätebau GmbH, Berlin-Tegel (cra) : (MG 42 : 1942-45) 13 -Anker-Werke A.G., Bielefeld, Nordrhein-Westfalen (fng) : (Gewehrgranatgerät) -Ruhrstahl A.G., Presswerke Brackwede, Brackwede bei Bielefeld, N-W (avk) : (K98k barrels)

14 -Armeemarinehaus, Inh. Deutscher Offizier-Verein, Berlin-Charlottenburg (jme) : (41-42) -Becker & Co. GmbH, Militär-u. Feuerwehrausrüstung, Berlin C 2 (hft) : (1942) -Cottbusser Lerderwarenwerk Curt Vogel K.G., Cottbus, Brandenburg (fuq) : (1942 - 43) -Adalbert Fischer, Fabriken für Militärausrüstungen, Berlin C 2 (emj) : (1940 - 42) -Hawig, Hauswirtschafts-Maschinen GmbH, Alt-Moabit 73, Berlin NW87 (cmr) : (1941-44) -Robert Larsen, Lederwarenfabrik, Berlin SW 68 (dde) : (1941) -Linnemann, Schulte-u. Co K.G., Inh. LinnemanSchnetzer, Ahlen, Westfalen (fug) : (41 - 42) -Gustav Reinhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Brandenburgstr., 72-73, Berlin SW 68 (jsd) : (1941) -Swarovski D., Glasfabrik und TyrolitSchleifmittelwerke, Wattens, Tirol, Österreich (cag) -VDO-Tachometer A.G., Königstr. 103/107, Frankfurt am Main, W 13 (hek) : (1941) -Fritz Werner A.G., Berlin-Marienfelde (dmy) : (Gewehrgranatgerät) 16 -Kimnach & Brunn, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Kaiserslautern, Rheinland-Pfalz (hjg) : (1939) 18 -Elsterwerdaer Fahrradfabrik, E.W. Reichenbach GmbH, Elsterwerda-Biehla, Brandenburg (n) -Adalbert Fischer, Fabriken für Militärausrüstungen, Berlin C 2 (emj) : (1926) -Nähmatag, Nähmaschinenteile A.G., Dresden, Sachsen (a) -C. Pose, Wehrausrüstungen, Boxhagener Str. 16, Berlin O 34 : (P 08 holster : 1926) -Gustav Reinhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Brandenburgstr. 72-73, Berlin SW68 : (1937) -Wunderlich A. , Berlin : (1927) 19 -Krafft-u. Schüll, Spezialfabrik für Ketten und Drahtwaren, Düren, Nordrhein-Westfalen (hly) -Westfälische Waffenfabrik, Suhl-Ulm : (1940) 20 -Gustav Appel, Maschinenfabrik, Päwesiner Weg, 19, Berlin-Spandau (cnx) 21 -Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik A.G., GeislingenSteige, Baden-Württemberg (awt) 22 -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz, Sachsen (S/173) : (SG.84/98 : 1934) -HASAG, Hugo Schneider A.G., Leipzig, Sachsen (P181) : (1939) 23 -Hans Römer, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Neu-Ulm, Donau (bml) : (P 38 Holster : 1942 - 44) -Friedrich Schäfer, Leder-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Bleichstr. 24-26, Ulm/Donau, Baden-Württemberg (lhl) 25 -Remscheider Hobelmesser-Fabrik, Josua Cort Sohn,

Remscheid, N-W (ddl) : (SG.84/98 : 1943 - 44) 26 -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik Bernhard Berghaus, Lübeck, Schl.- Holstein (S/237) : (K98k : 1936-38) -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik Bernhard Berghaus, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein (237) : (K98k : 1938) -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl, Thüringen (337) : (K98k : 1939, early) -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen / Gustloff Werke (337) : (K98k : 1939, late) -Gustav Genschow & Co., Bouchéstr., 12, Berlin SO 36 (cmx) : (K98k barrels) -Gustloff Werke, Weimar / Mauser Werke A.G., BerlinBorsigwalde (bcd/ar) : (K98k : 1942, 43) -Mauser Werke A.G., Werk Borsigwalde, BerlinBorsigwalde (S/243) : (K98k : 1938) -Mauser Werke A.G., Werk Borsigwalde, BerlinBorsigwalde (243) : (K98k : 1938 - 40) -Mauser Werke A.G., Werk Borsigwalde, BerlinBorsigwalde (ar) : (K98k : 1941 - 44) -Fritz Werner A.G., Maschinen-u. Werkzeugfabrik, Werk II, Lützowstr. 6, Berlin W 35 (crv) 27 -Deutsche Edelstahlwerke A.G., Papenbergerstr. 38, Werk Remscheid, Nordrhein-Westfalen (dlv) : (1941) 29 -Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Postfach 74, Pössneck, Thüringen : (1937 - 40) 33 -Simson, Suhl, Thüringen 37 -C.G. Haenel, Waffen und Fahrrad-Fabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (122) : (MP 38 :1940) -C.G. Haenel, Waffen und Fahrrad-Fabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (fxo) : (P 08 magazines ; MP44 : 1941 - 45) -Gebr. Heller GmbH, Marienthal bei Schweina : (SG.84/98 : 1939 - 40) -Gebr. Heller GmbH, Marienthal bei Schweina (csr) : (SG.84/98 : 1941 - 44) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (147) : (K98k : 1938 - 40) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (ce) : (K98k : 1941 - 44) 38 -Max G. Müller, Fabrik für Lederwaren-u. Heeresbedarf, Forsthofstr. 37, Nürnberg-O, Bayern (bmd) : (44) 39 -Rheinmetall-Borsig, 1938 41 -Gustav Genschow & Co. A.G., Abt. LederwarenFabriken, Altstadt-Hachenburg, Westerwald (jhg) -Walter Schürmann & Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Bielefeld, Nordrhein-Westfalen (gut) 43 -Waffenwerke Brünn A.G., Werk Brünn 42 -Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschen-Fabrik Carl Heinichen, Dornblüthstr. 11/13, Dresden A21, Sachsen : (1937) -Gebr. Klinge, Lederwarenfabrik, Anton-WeckStrasse, 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen : (1936)

-Walter Krause, Lederverarbeitungs-Industrie, Bromberg : (1938) 44 -Auto-Union A.G., Rösslerstrasse 10, Chemnitz, Sachsen (dmo) -Philipp Merkel, Möbelfabrik, Dalsheim, Rheinhessen (fsk) : (P38 holster : 1941) 46 -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen-u. Fahrzeugwerke / Gustloff Werke (BSW) : (K98k : 1939) -Spreewerke GmbH, Metallwarenfabrik, Freiheit 4 - 7, Berlin-Spandau (cyq) : (P38 : 1942 - 43) 47 -Karl Budichovski-u. Söhne Österreichische Lederindustrie A.G., Wien, Österreich (cey) : (1940 41) -A. Döppert, Treibriemenfabrik, Kitzingen, Bayern (erg) : (1940) -Rohrbacher Lederfabrik, Jos. Poeschl's Söhne, Rohrbach Ob.-D., Bayern (cgn) : (1941) -Stolla's Söhne, W.K., K.& A. Stolla, Werhmachteffekten, Floriangasse, 50, Wien 65, Österreich (cgu) : (40) -Paul Klopfer, Wehrmakteffekten, Jörgerbadgasse, 8, Wien 107, Österreich (cft) : (1941) 49 -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik Bernhard Berghaus, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein (S/237) : (K98k : 1936) -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl (BSW) : (K98k : 1938) -Mauserwerk A.G., Berlin-Borsigwalde (S/243G) : (K98k : 1935) -J.P. Sauer & Sohn, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147K) : (K98k : 1934) 50 -J. A. Henckels Zwillingswerk, Schneidwarenfabrik u. Stahlwerk, Solingen-Gräfrath (edg) : (1942) 51 -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik, Berthold Geipel GmbH, Zietenstr. 54, Erfurt, Thüringen (ayf) 54 -De Limon Fluhme & Co., Bäckerei-Maschinen, Industriestr. 1-7, Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen (hvg) 57 -Braunschweigische Blechwarenfabrik GmbH, Braunschweig (arr) : (1941) 58 -Femaru-Fegyver-Es Gepgyar R.T., Budapest, Ungarn (jhv) : (P.37(u) : 1941 - 42) 62 -Solingen (S/172) : (SG.84/98 : 1934) -Solingen (S/178) : (SG.84/98 : 1935) -Solingen (S/239) : (SG.84/98 : 1935) 63 -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, BadenWürttemberg (S/42G) : (K98k : 1935) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, BadenWürttemberg (S/42) : (K98k : 1936 - 38) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, BadenWürttemberg (42) : (K98k : 1938 - 39)

-Waffenwerke Brünn A.G., Werk Brünn, Tschechoslowakei (945) : (G.33/40 : 1940) -Waffenwerke Brünn A.G., Werk Brünn, Tschechoslowakei (dot) : (K98k : 1943 - 44) -Waffenwerke Brünn A.G., Werk Brünn, Tschechoslowakei (swp) : (K98k : 1945) 65 -Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Postfach 74, Pössneck, Thüringen (bdr) : (1942) 66 -Heinrich Krieghoff, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen : (P 08 : 1934 - 40) -Heinrich Krieghoff, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (fzs) : (P 08 : 1940 - 42) 68 -E & F Hörster, Stahl-u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen, N-W (S/155) : (SG.84/98 : 1934) 72 -E. Winterhoff & Co., Remscheid : (1940) 73 -Silva Metallwerke GmbH, Werk Genthin (P345) : (3.7 cm Flak : 1938) 76 -Ceska Zbrojovka, Strakonitz bei Prag, Tschechoslowakei : (P.27(t) holster : 1939) -Böhmische Waffenfabrik A.G., Werk Strakonitz bei Prag, Tschechoslowakei : (P.27(t) holster : 1939 - 41) -Böhmische Waffenfabrik A.G., Werk Strakonitz bei Prag (fnh) : (CZ 38, P.27(t) holster : 1941 - 45) -Anton Jellinek & Sohn, Leder-Fabrik, GrossMeseritsch, Tschechoslowakei (oub) -F. Janecek Waffenfabrik, Prag-Nusle II, Giesserei om Teinitz a/S, Tschechoslowakei (dsh) : (K98k barrels) 77 -Industriewerke Arba Gmbh, Hospitalstr. 25, Petrikau, Polen (ndk) : (P 38 holster : 1944) -Erma,Erfurter Maschinenfabrik, Berthold Geipel GmbH, Zietenstr. 54, Erfurt (S/27) : (K98k : 1937, 38) -Erma,Erfurter Maschinenfabrik, Berthold Geipel GmbH, Zietenstr. 54, Erfurt (27) : (K98k : 1938) -Fabrika Broni Radom, Radom, Polen : (P.35(p) : 1940 - 44) -Kromolowski & Shöne, Lederwarenfabrik, Limanowskistr. 69, Radom, Polen (lyo) : (P.35(p)) -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Werk Steyr, Österreich (660) : (G.29/40 : 1939) -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Werk Steyr, Österreich (bnz) : (K98k : 1940 - 44) 78 -Solingen (S/178) : (SG.84/98 : 1934 - 35) 80 -Waffenwerke Brünn A.G., Werk Povaszka Bystrica, Slovakei (dou) : (K98k : 1942 - 45) 83 Mauser Werke KG, Oberndorf-am-Neckar, BadenWürttemberg (42) : (1938 - 39) 84 -Kongsgerg Vapenfabrik, Drammen, Norwegen : (M1894 rifle, P.657(n) : 1941 - 45) 86 -Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Postf. 74, Pössneck, Thüringen (bdr) : (1942 - 44)

88 -F. Herder & Sohn, Abr. Stahlwaren-u. Werkzeugfabrik, Solingen (S/177) : (SG.84/98 : 1934 - 35) -Spreewerke GmbH, Metallwarenfabrik, Freiheit 4-7, Berlin-Spandau (cyq) : (P 38 : 1942 - 43) -Markneukirchner Metallbearbeitungs GmbH, Markneukirchen, Sachsen (adb) 89 -Cottbusser Lederwarenwerk Curt Vogel KG, Wernerstr. 62, Cottbus, Brandenburg (fuq) : (1940) 94 -Frost & Jähnel, Schlossohle 7/9, Breslau 1 (ftc) -L. Seschke : (1935) -Otto Sindel, Militäreffekten und Lederwarenfabrik, Holzmarktstr. 67, Berlin O 27 -Cottbusser Lederwarenwerk Curt Vogel KG, Wernerstr. 62, Cottbuss, Brandenburg (fuq) : (1938) 95 -Weyesberg, Kirschbaum & Co. GmbH, Solingen, NWestfalen (S/184) : (SG.84/98 : 1935 - 38) 96 -Hommelwerke, Mannheim, Nordrhein-Westfalen 98 -Hans Dinkelmeyer, Lederwaren-u. Sportartikel-Fabrik, Nürnberg, Bayern (gyo) : (P 08 holster : 1941) -Lock und Hartenberger, Metallwarenfabrik, JdarOberstein, Rheinland-Pfalz (gqm) : (1944) 100 -Cottbusser Lederwarenwerk Curt Vogel KG, Wernerstr. 62, Cottbuss, Brandenburg (fuq) : (1938) -Gustav Genschow & Co., Bouchéstr., 12, Berlin SO 36 : (1939) -Hawig, Hauswirthschafts-Maschinen GmbH, AltMoabit 73, Berlin NW87 (cmr) -C. Pose, Wehrausrüstungen, Boxhagener Str. 16, Berlin O 34 (cny) -C. Pose, Wehrausrüstungen, Boxhagener Str. 16, Berlin O 34 (krm) 101 -Auwaerter-u. Bubeck K.G., Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Hasenbergstr. 31, Stuttgart, B-W : (1934-36) -Auwaerter-u. Bubeck K.G., Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Hasenbergstr. 31, Stuttgart (cdg) : (1940-41) -Ehrhardt-u. Kirsten, Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Taucha bei Leipzig, Sachsen (bdq) : (1939-40) -Hans Römer, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Neu-Ulm (Donau) : (1936) -Hawig, Hauswirthschafts-Maschinen GmbH, AltMoabit 73, Berlin NW87 : (1940) -Carl Hepting & Co., Lederwaren-u. Gürtelfabrik, Stuttgart-Feuerbach, B-W (gfg) : (1941 - 42) -J.J. Schlayer A.G., Lederfabrik, Reutlingen, BadenWürttemberg (nka) : (Pistolen holster : 1943) 102 -Carl Ackva, Lederfabrik, Rüdesheimerstr. 27, Bad Kreuznach, Rheinland-Pfalz : (1934) -HASAG, Eisen-u. Metallwerke GmbH, Werk Skarzysko-Kamienna, Polen (kam) : (1941)

103 -Hans Deuter, Koffer-, Rucksack-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg, Bayern (bmo) -Fabrique Nationale d'armes de guerre (F.N.), Lüttich (Liège) Belgien (ch) 104 -Auer-Gesellschaft A.G., Gasglühlicht, Werk Orianenburg, Berlin N 65 (bws) 105 -Carl Heinichen, Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschenfabrik, Dornblüthstr. 11/13, Dresden A21, Sachsen : (1934) 106 -Erste Nordböhmische Metallwarenfabrik, Adolf Rössler, Niedereinsiedel, Sudentenland (jvd) -Carl Heinichen, Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschenfabrik, Dornblüthstr. 11/13, Dresden A21, Sachsen (joa) : (41) 107 -Auwaerter & Bubeck K.G., Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Hasenberstr. 31, Stuttgart, B-W : (1934) -Polte, Poltestr. und Fichtestr. Werk Magdeburg, Sachsen-Anhalt (P) : (1936) -Hans Römer, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Neu-Ulm, Donau : (1936) -Schnellpressenfabrik A.G., Eppelheimer Str. 5-7, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg : (1939) 108 -Carl Heinicken, Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschenfabrik, Dornblüthstr. 11/13, Dresden A21, Sachsen : (1934) -Mauserwerk AG, Oberndorf am Neckar, BadenWürttemberg (S/42) : (K98k : 1935) 109 -Polte, Poltestr. und Fichtestr. Werk Magdeburg, Sachsen-Anhalt (aux) : (1941) 112 -Gustav Genschow & Co. A.G., Bouchèstr. 12, Berlin SO 36 : (1936) 114 -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabriken, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein (S/237) : (K98k : 1936) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147K) : (K98k : 1934) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147G) : (K98k : 1935) 116 -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabriken, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein (S/237) : (K98k : 1936) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147K) : (K98k : 1934) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147G) : (K98k : 1935) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147) : (K98k : 1936) 117 -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Zietenstr. 54, Erfurt (S/27G) : (K98k : 1935) 118 -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz, Sachsen (S/173) : (SG.84/87 : 1934 - 35) -F. Herder & Sohn, Abr., Stahlwaren und Werkzeugfabrik, Solingen, N-W (S/177) : (SG.84/98 : 1934 - 35) 121 -Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbröl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1939)

123 -W.F. Co. : (1939 - 40) 127 -Ewald Lüneschloss, Militär-Effekten-Fabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (dlu) (1940-41) -Moll Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, Rheinland (cxb) : (P 38 holster : 1941) 132 -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Zietenstr. 54, Erfurt (S/27G) : (K98k : 1935) 135 -Karl Ackva, Lederfabrik, Rüdesheimerstr. 27, Bad Kreuznach, Rheinland-Pfalz : (1934) -Hans Deuter, Koffer-, Rucksack-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg, Bayern (bmo) : (1939) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, Nordrhein-Westfalen (S/42) : (K98k : 1935) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, Nordrhein-Westfalen (byf) : (K98k : 1941 - 45) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, Nordrhein-Westfalen (byf) : (Gew. 41M : 1941 - 42) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar (svw) : (K98k, VK.98, P 38: 1945) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar (under French control) (svw mb) : (K98k : 1945) -Mauser Werke K.G., Berlin-Borsigwalde (ar) : (K98k : 1944) 136 -Karl Ackva, Lederfabrik, Rüdesheimerstr. 27, Bad Kreuznach, Rheinland-Pfalz : (P 08 holster : 1934) -Auwaerter & Bubeck K.G., Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Hasenbergstr. 31, Stuttgart, B-W : (1934) -Hans Deuter, Koffer-, Rucksack-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg, Bayern : (1934) -Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Postf. 74, Pössneck, Thüringen (bdr) : (pistolen holster : 1941) 138 -? (S/239) : (SG.84/98 : 1935) -C. Pose, Wehrausrüstungen, Boxhagener Str. 16, Berlin O 34 (cny) -C. Pose, Wehrausrüstungen, Boxhagener Str. 16, Berlin O 34 (krm) 140 -Fabrique Nationale d'armes de guerre (F.N.), Lüttich (Liège), Belgien (ch) 142 -Karl Böcker, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Waldbröl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1939) -Gebr. Klinge, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Anton-Weckstr. 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen : (1936 - 38) -Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschen-Fabrik Carl Heinichen, ornblüthstr. 11/13, Dresden A 21, Sachsen : (1938) -Otto Reichel, Inh. Rudold Fischer, Am Markt, Lengefeld/Erzgebirge, Sachsen : (P 08 holster : 1936 39) -Ernst Thielenhaus, Maschinenfabrik, Rudolfstr. 2/4, Wuppertal-Barmen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (ffr) : (1941) 143 -Fabrique Nationale d'armes de guerre (F.N.), Lüttich (Liège), Belgien (ch) : (1942)

145 -Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbröl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1939) -Deutsche Lederwerkstätten GmbH, Margarethenstr. 3, Pirmasens, Rheinland-Pfalz (jln) : (1942 - 43) -Lock und Hartenberger Metallwarenfabrik, IdarOberstein, Rheinland-Pfalz (gqm) : (MP 40 mag. : 1942) 147 -Budischovsky Karl & Söhne, Österreichische Lederindustrie A.G., Wien, Österreich (cey) : (1940) 148 -Gustloff-Werke, Waffenwerk Suhl, Suhl, Thüringen. (dbf) : (KKW 22Lr.) 150 -E.G. Leuner GmbH, Humboldstr. 23, Bautzen, Sachsen (bla) : (1942) 154 -A. Döppert, Treibriemenfabrik, Kitzingen, Bayern (erg) : (1942) 155 -? (S/245) : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 39) 159 -E.G. Leuner GmbH, Humboldstr. 23, Bautzen, Sachsen : (1939 - 41) -E.G. Leuner GmbH, Humboldstr. 23, Bautzen, Sachsen (bla) : (1941 - 44) 161 -Auwaerter-u. Bubeck K.G., Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Hasenbergstr. 31, Stuttgart, B-W (cdg) : (1940) 162 -P. Beretta, Gardone, Italien : (M.1935 pistolen) 163 -G.J. Ensink-u. Co., Spezialfabrik für Militärausrüstungen, Ohrdruf, Thüringen (dtu) : (1939 41) -Carl Heinichen, Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschenfabrik, Dornblüthstr. 11/13, Dresden A21, Sachsen (joa) : (41) 170 -Ehrhardt-u. Kirsten, Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Taucha bei Leipzig, Sachsen (bdq) : (1941) -Otto Graf, Heeresausrüstungen-u. Sattlerwarenfabrik, Planistzstr. 19, Leipzig 22, Sachsen (bcb) : (1941-42) -Albin Scholle, Lederwarenfabrik, Weissenfelser Str. 35-36, Zeitz : (1938 - 39) -Gebr. Sparfeld, Leipzig, Sachsen (hsu) : (Sauer & Sohn M.38 holster : 1943 - 44) 173 -Metallwaren-Waffen-u. Maschinenfabrik A.G., Budapest IX, Ungarn (jhv) : (Gew. 98/40 : 1941-44) 175 -A. Ruhfus, Neuss/Rhein, Nordrhein-Westfalen (act) : (1944) 178 -Gebr. Junghans A.G., Schramberg, Schwarzwald (cja) 179 -Carl Busse, Fabrik für Ausrüstungen aus Stoff u. Leder, Kurfürstenstr. 11, Mainz, Rheinland-Pfalz (jkh) -I K B : (1940) 182 -Frost & Jähnel, Schlossohle 7/9, Breslau 1, Polen : (Star B holster : 1938 - 40) -Frost & Jähnel, Schlossohle 7/9, Breslau 1, Polen (ftc) : (Star B holster : 1940 - 41) -Gebr. Krüger, Lederwarenfabrik u. Lederfärberei,

Freiburgerstr. 36, Breslau 5, Polen (grz) : (1944) -Steyr-Daimler-Puch, Steyr, Österreich (bnz) : (P.35(p) holster : 1943 - 44) 183 -G.J. Ensink-u. Co., Spezialfabrik für Militärausrüstungen, Ohrdruf, Thüringen (dtu) : (1941) 185 -Karl Böcker, Lederwarenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1940) 186 -Karl Böcker, Lederwarenfabrik,Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1940) -Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Postf. 74, Pössneck, Thüringen : (1937) 189 -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Dworska 29, Werk Warschau, Polen (kls) : (MG 42) -Carl Eickhorn Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen 190 -Auwaerter & Bubeck K.G., Koffer-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Hasenbergstr. 31, Stuttgart, B-W : (1939) 195 -Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen (dla) : (1940- 44) -Karl Böcker, Lederwarenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (P 08 holster :1938) -Karl Böcker, Lederwarenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen (eqf) : (Pistolen holster :1941 - 42) -G.J. Ensink-u. Co Spezialfabrik für Militärausrüstungen, Ohrdruf, Thüringen (dtu) : (1941) -Friedrich Offermann-u.Söhne, Lederu.Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg, N-W (dkk) : (1942 - 44) -Franz-u. Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wöllküche 20/24, Köln, N-W (ewx) : (P08 holster : 1942 - 44) -A. Waldhausen, Inh. M. Bruchmann, Sattlerwarenu.Kofferfabrik, Köln, N-W (dta) : (P08 holster : 41- 42) -Karl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen (cww) : (P 08 holster : 1942) 201 -Wilhelm Brand, Treibriemenfabrik, Eppelheimerstr. 40, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg : (1936) 203 -Franz Cobau, Fabrik für Militärausrustungen, BerlinReinickendorf-Ost (kpm) 204 -Wilhelm Brand, Treibriemenfabrik, Eppelheimerstr. 40, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg (jvf) : (1941) -Hohmann, Kaiserslautern, Rheinland-Pfalz -Rahm & Kampmann, Lederwarenfabriken, Werk Kaiserslautern, Rheinland-Pfalz (gmo) : (P 38 holster : 44) -Südmetall A.G., Mussbach a.d., Baden-Württemberg (avx) : (K 43 magazine) 210 -Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, Nordrhein-Westfalen (cxb) : (P 38 holster : 1942 - 43) 211 -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf -am- Neckar, BadenWürttemberg (S/42G) : (K98k : 1935) -Mauser Werke A.G., Berlin-Borsigwalde (S/243G) : (K98k : 1935)

-Mauser Werke A.G., Berlin-Borsigwalde (S/243) : (K98k : 1936) 214 -Gebr. Heller GmbH, Marienthal bei Schweina (S/178) : (SG.84/98 : 1934 - 37) -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik, Bernhard Berghaus, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein (237) : (K98k : 39-40) -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik, Bernhard Berghaus, Lübeck (duv) : (K98k, G41W, G/K43 : 40-44) -Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik, Bernhard Berghaus, Lübeck (qve) : (Gew.43, K43 : 1944 - 45) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (S/147) : (K98k : 1936 - 38) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (147) : (K98k : 1938) -? (qnw) : (K98k Winterabzug : 1942 - 44, MP 44 magazine : 1944) -? (LU) : (K98k floorplate : 1943) 216 -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz (S/185) : (SG.84/98 : 1936) 217 -Biedermann & Czarnikov, Berlin : (1936) 218 -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz, Sachsen : (SG.84/98 : 1937) -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz, Sachsen (S/185) : (SG.84/98 : 1938 - 39) -Elite Diamantwerke A.G., Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz, Sachsen (i) : (SG.84/98 : 1941) 219 -? (S/242) : (SG.84/98 : 1936 - 37) 220 -? (S/178) : (SG.84/98 : 1934 - 37) 221 -Gebr. Brehmer, Maschinenfabrik, Leipzig-Plagwitz, Karl Heinestr. 107-111, Leipzig W 31, Sachsen (d) -Karl Heise, Maschinenbaugesellschaft, Leipzig Böhlitz Ehrenberg, Sachsen (f) -Hermann Köhler A.G., Nähmaschinenfabrik, Altenburg, Thüringen (e) : (1942) 223 -Preuss. Bergwerks u. Hütten A.G., Rüdersdorf bei Berlin, Brandenburg (ejc) : (1942) 225 -Westfälisch-Anhaltische Sprengstoff A.G. (WASAG), Werk Reinsdorf, Sachsen (rdf) : (1943) 227 -Westfälisch-Anhaltische Sprengstoff A.G. (WASAG), Werk Reinsdorf, Sachsen : (1939) 229 -? (S/238) : (SG.84/98 : 1935) 234 -Karl Böcker, Lederwarenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1936) -Franz und Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wollkücke 20/24, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1936) -Westfälisch-Anhaltische Sprengstoff A.G. (WASAG), Werk Reinsdorf, Sachsen (rdf) : (1943) 236 -Karl Böcker, Lederwarenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1936) 241 -Mauserwerk A.G., Oberndorf am Neckar, NordrheinWestfalen (S/42) : (K98k : 1935)

243 -Mundloss A.G., Magdeburg, Sachsen-Anhalt (ab) : (Reinigungsgerät 34, SG.84/98 : 1938, 41 - 42) 247 -Dynamit A.G., vormals Alfred Nobel & Co., Werk Förde : (Glühzünder 28 : 1938) 250 -F. Herder & Sohn, Abr. Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (K98 bajonette : 1937) 251 -Manufacture Nationale d'Armes, Châtellerault, Frankreich (jwh) : (SG.84/98 : 1941 - 44) -Manufacture Nationale d'Armes, Bayonne, Frankreich : (MAB) -Manufacture d'Armes des Pyrénées, Hendaye, Frankreich : (Unique) -Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (SACM), Frankreich : (Mod. 1935A) -Star Bonifacio Echeverria S.A., Eibar, Spanien : (Star mod. B) -Unceta y Compania S.A., Guernica, Spanien : (Astra 300) 253 -? (S/172) : Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1934 - 37) -? (S/174) : Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1935 - 37) -? (S/176) : Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1936) -? (S/178) : Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1936) -Carl Eickhorn, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (S/175) : (SG.84/98 : 1936 - 37) -? (S/242) : (SG.84/98 : 1936 - 37) -E. & F. Hörster, Stahl u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen, N-W (S/155) : (SG.84/98 : 1937) -E. & F. Hörster, Stahl u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 40) -Berg & Co., Solingen-Ohligs, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 39) -Carl Eickhorn, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 39) -F. Herder & Sohn, Abr. Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 39) -Ernst Pack & Söhne, Stahlwarenfabrik, Ritterstr. 6169, Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 39) -Alex. Coppel, Stahlwaren u. Waffenfabrik GmbH, Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 40) -E. & F. Hörster, Stahl u. LMetallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 37 - 40) -WKC, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1937 - 40) -Richard Herder, Abr. Stahlwaren und Werkzeugfabrik, Solingen, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1938) -F.W. Höller, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1938) -Clemen & Jung, Postfach 1254, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1938 - 39) -Remscheider Hobelmesser-Fabrik, Josua Corts Sohn,

Remscheid, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1938 - 40) -P. Weyersberg & Co., Waffenfabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen: (SG.84/98 : 1938 - 40) -Mundlos A.G., Nähmaschinenfabrik, Magdeburg-N, Sachsen-Anhalt : (SG.84/98 : 1940) 254 -National Krupp Registrier Kassen GmbH, Fabrik Berlin-Neukölln (cnd) : (1943) 255 -Anton Reiche A.G., Blechemballagen, Dresden A 27 (ctd) 262 -Carl Zeiss, Militärabteilung Jena (blc) 270 -Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, Nordrhein-Westfalen (cxb) 271 -HAK Hanseatisches Kettenwerk GmbH, Langenhorn 1, Hamburg (asr) : (1942) 272 -C. Otto Gehrckens, Leder und Riemenwerk, Pinneberg, Schleswig-Holstein (dtv) : (1941) 275 -WASAG, Werk Reinsdorf, Sachsen (rdf) 279 -G.J. Ensink-u. Co., Spezialfabrik für Militärausrüstungen, Ohrdruf, Thüringen (dtu) : (1941) -C. Otto Gehrckens, Leder und Riemenwerk, Pinneberg, S-H (dtv) : (Walter PP holster : 1940 - 42, 44) -Ewald Lüneschloss Militär-Effekten-Fabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (dlu) : (P 08 holster : 1943) 280 -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Erfurt, Thüringen (S/27) : (K98k : 1936 - 38) -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Erfurt, Thüringen (27) : (K98k : 1938 - 40) -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Erfurt, Thüringen (27) : (MP 40 magazine : 1940) -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Erfurt, Thüringen (ayf) : (K98k : 1940 - 42) -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Erfurt, Thüringen (ayf) : (MP 40 magazine : 41 - 43) -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Berthold Geipel GmbH, Erfurt, Thüringen ?? (qlv) : (MP 44 magazine : 44) -Feinmechanische Werke Gmbh, Altonaerstr. 25, Erfurt, Thüringen (ax) : (K98k : 1940, 41) -Mauser Werke A.G., Eichborndam, Werk Borsigwalde, Berlin-Borsigwalde (S/243) : (K98k : 37-38) -Mauser Werke A.G., Eichborndam, Werk Borsigwalde, Berlin-Borsigwalde (243) : (K98k : 1938) -J.P. Sauer-u. Sohn, Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (ce) : (K98k : 1942 - 44) -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig (cww) : (1942) 282 -Metallwerke Wandhofen GmbH, Schwerte / Ruhr (fer)

: (1942) 286 -Carl Ackva, Lederfabrik, Rüdesheimerstr. 27, BadKreuznach, Rheinland-Pfalz (hjh) : (1939 - 40) -Carl Busse, Fabrik für Ausrüstungen aus Stoff-u. Leder; Kurfürstenstr. 11, Mainz, R-P (jkh) -Gustav Genschow-u. Co A.G., Lederwarenfabrik, Bouchéstr. 12, Berlin SO36 : (1938) -Gustav Genschow-u. Co A.G., Lederwarenfabrik, Bouchéstr. 12, Berlin SO36 (jhg) : (1941 - 42) -Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Breslauer Str. 169-173, Liegnitz, Polen (clg) : (FN-HP holster : 1943) 289 -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig (cww) : (1942) 300 -Otto Reichel, Inhaler Rudolf Fischer, Lederwarenfabrik, Lengefeld, Erzgebirge (eue) : (1939 - 41) -Franz und Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wollküche 20/24, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1937) -Meinel-Scholer C. und W., Metallwarenfabrik, Klingenthal, Sachsen. (euh) : (Gewehrgranatgerät 34) 313 -Mundlos A.G., Nähmaschinenfabrik, Magdeburg-N, SA (ab) : (Reinigungsgerät 34, SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44) 314 -Otto Fuchs, Metallwerke, Meinerzhagen, Westfalen (gfa) 319 -Wesmag, Weseler Maschinenbau GmbH, Wesel am Rhein, Nordrhein-Westfalen (cdf) : (1944) 320 -Auer-Gesellschaft A.G., Gasglühlicht, Werk Orianenburg (bwz) -Clora Atemschutzgeräte Schleich & Co., Schwab. Gmünd (crt) 321 -Otto Ernst Busch, Korb-und Lederwarenfabrik, Markt 40, Eiseleben, Sachsen-Anhalt (cox) 323 -Aldabert Fischer, Fabriken für Militärausrüstungen, Werk Guttstadt, Ostpr. : (P 08 holster : 38-39) 327 -Moll, Lederwaren, Goch, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (P08 holster : 1939) 330 -G. Passier & Sohn, Sattlerwarenfabrik, Strasse der S.A., Hannover 1W, Niedersachsen : (P 08 holster : 39) -Ruffel & Borns, Hannover, Niedersachsen : (1936) -A. Waldhausen, Jng. M. Bruchmann, Sattlerwaren-u. Kofferfabrik, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1937) -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen : (1937 - 38) 337 -Gustav Genschow & Co. A.G., Bouchèstr. 12, Berlin SO 36 : (1936) -Franz und Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wollküche 20/24, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1936) 357 -F. Herder & Sohn, Abr. Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen : (1937) 358 -Carl Walther A.G., Waffenfabrik, Zella-Mehlis,

Thüringen (ac) : (1943) 359 -Feinmechanische Werke GmbH, Altonaerstr. 25, Erfurt, Thüringen (ax) : (K98k : 1941) -Feinmechanische Werke, Erfurt / Mauser Werke, Berlin-Borsigwalde (ax/ar) : (K98k : 1941) -Carl Walther A.G., Waffenfabrik, Zella-Mehlis, Thüringen (ac) : (K98k, P 38, PPK : 1939 - 40) -Carl Walther A.G., Waffenfabrik, Zella-Mehlis, Thüringen (ac) : (K98k, G.41, G.43, K43 : 41 - 45) 360 -Deutsche Waffen-u. Munitionsfabriken A.G., LübeckSchlutup, Schleswig-Holstein (edq) 367 -Franz und Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wollküche 20/24, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1939) 383 -Hans Deuter, Koffer, Rucksack-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg, Bayern (bmo) : (P 38 holster : 1941) 387 -Karl Böcker, Waldbröhl, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1936) -Gustav Genschow & Co. A.G., Bouchèstr. 12, , Berlin SO 36 : (1936 - 37) -C.G. Haenel, Waffen und Fahhrad-Fabrik, Suhl, Thüringen -Franz und Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wollküche 20/24, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1936 - 40) -Franz und Karl Voegels, Lederwarenfabrik, Wollküche 20/24, Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen (ewx) : (1941) 392 -Braunschweigische Blechwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen (arr) : (Reinigungsgerät 34 : 1943 - 45) -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen (cww) : (1943) 400 -Rheinisches.-Westfälisches Kunststoffwerk GmbH, Werk Kettwig, Nordrhein-Westfalen (acb) : (1944) -Schultz & Co. Lederwarenfabrik, Augsburg, Bayern : (1939) 406 -Polte Armaturen-und Maschinenfabrik A.G., Magdeburg, Sachsen (P) : (1938) 411 -Lederwerk Sedina Joachim Schell, Sportartikelfabrik, Finkenwalde Bez. Stettin, Polen : (1940) 416 -Deutsche Lederwerkstätten GmbH, Margarethenstr. 3, Pirmasens, Rheinland-Pfalz : (1940) -Deutsche Lederwerkstätten GmbH, Margarethenstr. 3, Pirmasens, Rheinland-Pfalz (jln) : (1941) -Kimnach & Brunn, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Kaiserslautern, Rheinland-Pfalz : (1939) -Kimnach & Brunn, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Kaiserslautern, Rheinland-Pfalz (hjg) : (1940 - 41) 428 -Maschinen-und Armaturenfabrik vormals C. Louis Strube A.G., Magdeburg-Buckau (anz) : (1942) 439 -Mundlos A.G., Nähmaschinenfabrik, Magdeburg-N, SA (ab) 445 -Albin Scholle, Lederwarenfabrik, Weissenfelser Str. , Zeitz, Sachsen-Anhalt (fsx) : (P38 holster : 41 - 42) 455 -Henseler & CO., Jng. Fritz Henseler, Militär-Effekten-

Fabrik, Neu-Ulm, Bayern : (1939) -Hans Römer, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Neu-Ulm, Donau, Bayern : (1937) 456 -Otto Stephan, Leder-und Lederwarenfabrik, Mülhausen, Thüringen (gaq) : (1942 - 43) 468 -Schultz & Co., Augsburg, Bayern : (1939) 469 -Meinel Scholer C. u.W., Metallwarenfabrik, Klingenthal, Sa. (euh) 480 -Lock und Hartenberger, Metallwarenfabrik, IdarOberstein, Rheinland-Pfalz (gqm) : (K98k buttplate : 1944) 497 -Johannes Grossfuss, Metall-u. Lackierwarenfabrik, Döbeln, Sachsen (bpr) : (1941 - 43) -H.W. Schmidt, Metallwarenfabrik, Döbeln, Sachsen (brg) : (1940 - 43) 500 -Gustav Appel, Maschinenfabrik, Berlin-Spandau (cnx) : (1937 - 38) 504 -Mikrofona, Brüder Knotek, Prag XIII-Strasnice (fsb) [Wal. Meseritsch, Polen (fsc)] : (1943) 513 -Deutsche Kunstlederwerke Wolfgang GmbH, Wolfgang bei Hanau/Main, Hessen (ojx) : (1945) -Otto Stephan, Leder und Lederwarenfabrik, Mühlhausen, Thüringen (gaq) : (MP 44 magazine : 1944 519 -Berg & Co., Solingen-Ohligs, Nordrhein-Westfalen (agv) : (SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44) -Clemen & Jung, Postfach 1254, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (cqh) : (SG.84/98 : 1943) -Alex Coppel, Stahlware u. Waffenfabrik GmbH, Solingen, N-W (fnj) : (SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44) -Remscheider Hobelmesser-Fabrik, Josua Corts Sohn, Remscheid, N-W (ddl) : (SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44) -Carl Eickhorn, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (cof) : (SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44, MG34) -F. Herder & Sohn, Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (ffc) : (SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44) -Richard Herder, Abr. Stahlwaren und Werkzeugfabrik, Solingen, N-W (clc) : (SG.84/98 : 1944) -F. W. Höller, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (fze) : (SG.84/98 : 1943) -E. & F. Hörster, Stahl u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen, N-W (asw) : (SG.84/98 : 1942 - 44) -F. & K. Hörster, Stahl u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr.,Solingen, N-W (sgx) : (SG.84/98 : 1944 - 45) -Ernst Pack & Söhne, Stahlwarenfabrik, Ritterstr. 6169, Solingen, N-W (cul) : (SG.84/98 : 1943 - 44) -Paul Weyersberg & Co., Waffenfabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (crs) : (SG.84/98 : 1942) -WKC Waffenfabrik GmbH, Postfach 29, Solingen-

Wald, Nordrhein-Westfalen (cvl) : (SG.84/98 : 42 - 44) - ? (pyy) : (SG.84/98 : 1944)

533 -Drägerwerk, Heinr. u. Bernh. Dräger, Gasschutzgeräte, Lübeck, Schles.-Holstein (byd) : (Gas-mask : 1944) 537 -Remscheider Hobelmesser-Fabrik Josua Corts Sohn, Remscheid, Nordrhein-Westfalen (ddl) : (1943 - 44) 538 -Gebr. Wichmann, Zeichengeräte, VermessungInstrumente, Berlin NW 7 (cme) : (1941) 542 -Wessel & Müller, Beschlagfabrik, Luckenwalde (jvb) 547 -Dürkoppwerke A.G., Werk II, Bielefeld : (SG.84/98 : 1938 - 39) 590 -Gustav Appel, Maschinenfabrik, Päwesiner Weg 19, Berlin-Spandau (cnx) : (Reinigungsgerät 34) 595 -Rheinmetall-Borsig, Sommerda, Thüringen : (1939) 607 -Waffenwerke Brünn A.G., Werk Povaszka Bystrica, Slovakei (dou) : (Gew.24t, VZ24 : 1940 - 41) 613 -Fabrique Nationale d'armes de guerre (F.N.), Lüttich (Liège), Belgien(ch) : (1940 - 41) - ? (IKB) : (P.39(t) holster : 1940) 623 -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Werk Steyr, Österreich (660) : (K98k, Gew. 29/40 : 1939 - 40) -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Werk Steyr, Österreich (bnz) : (K98k, VK.98, MP40 : 1940 - 45) 640 -A. Döppert, Treibriemenfabrik, Kitzingen, Bayern (erg) : (P 08 holster : 1941 - 42) -Max G. Müller, Fabrik für Lederwaren-u. Heeresbedorf, Forsthofstr. 37, Nürnberg O. (bmd) : (1941 - 42) 641 -Ewald Lüneschloss, Militär-Effekten-Fabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (dlu) : (1941) 642 -Boehme und Co, Dr. Jng., Werk Minden, Werksleitung Lüdenscheid, Nordrhein-Westfalen (dwc) 648 -Max G. Müller, Fabrik für Lederwaren-u. Heeresbedorf, Forsthofstr. 37, Nürnberg O. (bmd) : (1942) 649 -A. Döppert, Treibriemenfabrik, Kitzingen, Bayern (erg) : (1941) 655 -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, Nordrhein-Westfalen (42) : (K98k, P 08 : 1939 - 40) -Mauser Werke K.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar, Nordrhein-Westfalen (byf) : (K98k, P 08 : 1941) -Manufacture Nationale d'Armes, Chatellerault, Frankreich : (P.625(f) : 1940) -Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (SACM), Frankreich : (Mod. 1935A)

663 -Jean Weipert, Fabrik feiner Reisartikel, Offenbach/Main, Hessen (jhz) : (Visierschutzkappe : 41-42) 668 -Rudolf Conte, Fabrik für Lederausrüstungen u. Reiseartikel, Offenbach/Main, Hessen (gjh) : (1940 42) -Richard Ehrhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Pössneck, Thüringen (bdr) : (1941) -Carl Hepting & Co., Lederwaren-u. Gürtelfabrik, Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Bayern (gfg) : (1942) -Maury & Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Luisenstr. 16, Offenbach am Main, Hessen (hlv) : (P 08 holster : 43 44) -Merz-Werke, Gebr. Merz, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen (cos) : (MG Gurtkasten : 1940) -Jean Weipert, Fabrik feiner Reisartikel, Bernardstr. 14-16, Offenbach-am-Main, Hessen (jhz) : (1942) 706 -Erste Nordböhmische Metallwarenfabrik, Adolf Rössler, Nieder-Einsiedel (Dolni Poustevna), Tschech. (jvd) -F. Grosse, Dresden, Sachsen : (1939) -Carl Heinichen, Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschenfabrik, Dornblüthstr. 11-13, Dresden A21 (joa) : (1941-43) -Gebrüder Klinge, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Anton-Weckstr. 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen (gxy) : (1941-44) -Heinrich Thiele A.G., Dresden N6, Sachsen (cea) : (1942) 707 -Carl Heinichen, Dresdner Koffer-u. Taschenfabrik, Dornblüthstr. 11-13, Dresden A21 : (1934) 708 -Gebrüder Klinge, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Anton-Weckstr. 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen : (1939) -Gebrüder Klinge, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Anton-Weckstr. 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen (gxy) : (1944) 710 -Siemens-Schuckert A.G., Abt. Ind. Kriegs-u. Schiffau, Elektromotorenwerk Berlin-Siemensstadt (azg) -Schwelmer Stahl- & Eisen-Giesserei Gustav Schubeis, Schwelm, Westfalen (dej) : (MG Einführgurt) 721 -Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1939) -EZGJ : (P.27(t) holster : 1943 - 44) -Friedrich Offermann & Söhne, Leder-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1940) 723 -Josef Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, NordrheinWestfalen (cxb) : (1941) 727 -Karl Barth, Militäreffektenfabrik, Waldbröhl, NordrheinWestfalen : (1939 - 40) -Vereinigte Beckersche Werkzeugfabrik, ReimscheidVieringhausen -Karl Böcker, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Waldbröhl, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (P 38 holster : 1937

- 40) -Karl Böcker, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Waldbröhl, Nordrhein-Westfalen (eqf) : (P 38 holster : 1941) -Gustav Genschow, Abt. Lederwaren-Fabriken, Alstadt-Hachenburd, Westerwald (jhg) -Ewald Lüneschloss, Militär-Effekten-Fabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen : (1940) -Ewald Lüneschloss, Militär-Effekten-Fabrik, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (dlu) : (1941) -Josef Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, NordrheinWestfalen : (1940) -Josef Moll, Lederwarenfabrik, Goch, NordrheinWestfalen (cxb) : (1941) -Friedrich Offermann & Söhne, Leder-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg, N-W : (P 38 holster : 1939-40) -Friedrich Offermann & Söhne, Leder-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg, N-W (dkk) : (P 38 holster : 1941) 730 -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen : (1939 - 40) -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen (cww) : (1941 - 42) 742 -Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik, Berthold Geipel GmbH, Zietenstr. 54, Erfurt (S/27) : (K98k : 1935) 749 -Gustloff Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen (337) : (K98k : 1940) -Gustloff Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen (bcd) : (K98k : 1941 - 45) 750 -G. Passier-u. Söhne, Sattlerwarenfabrik, Strasse der S.A., Hannover 1W, Niedersachsen : (1939) -G. Passier-u. Söhne, Sattlerwarenfabrik, Strasse der S.A., Hannover 1W, Niedersachsen (eqr) : (41 - 42) -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen : (1937 - 39) -Carl Weiss, Lederwarenfabrik, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen (cww) : (1941 - 42) 751 -Vogel und Noot A.G., Hammerwerk, Müztale, Wartberg im Mürztale (daq) : (1943) 757 -Maschinenhaus der Büchsenmacher, Ferlach/Kärnten, Österreich (bym) : (SG.84/98 : 1941) 764 -Bayerische Motoenwerke GmbH, Werk München (jgz) 777 -E. & F. Hörster, Stahl u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen, N-W (S/155) : (SG.84/98 : 1935) 787 -Märkisches Walzwerk GmbH., Strausberg Bezirk Potsdam (eej) : (1943) 788 -Gebr. Klinge, Lederwarenfabrik, Anton-Weckstr. 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen : (1939) -Hans Römer, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Neu-Ulm, Donau, Bayern (bml) : (P 38 holster : 1940-44)

815 -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Werk Graz, Österreich (98E) : (MP 40 magazine : 1940 - 41) -Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G., Werk Graz, Österreich (kur) : (MP 44 magazine : 1944) - ? (tbv) : (MP 44 magazine) 820 -Karl Budischovsky-u. Söhne, Österreichische Lederindustrie A.G., Wien, Österreich (cey) : (42) 823 -Fabryka Broni, Radom, Polska : (P.35(p) : 1939 44) 843 -Wagner GmbH, Esslingen am Neckar (ayc) 863 -Dörken & Mankel, Inh. Rud. Mankel, Baubeschlagfabrik, Voerde , Westfalen (hao) : (1943) 866 -Colla, Tiggemann & Co., Schlossfabrik, Velbert, Rheinland (hey) : (Y riemen : 1941) -Stahlwerke Brüninghaus A.G., Werk Vorhalle, HagenVorhalle (jgh) : (Spatenleder : 1942) -Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Breslauer Str. Liegnitz (Legnica), Polen (clg) : (FN-HP holster : 1944) 868 -Jean Weipert; Fabrik feiner Reiseartikel, Offenbach am Main (jhz) : (P 08 holster : 1942) 869 -Lieberknecht & Schurg, Etuis-Fabrik, Coburg (gce) : (1941) -Metallwarenfabrik Mylau GmbH, Mylau/Vogtland, Sachsen (gca) : (1941) -Walter Schürmann-u. Co., Lederwarenfabrik, Bielefeld, Nordrhein-Westfalen (gut) : (1941 - 42) -Gustav Sudbrack, Lederwaren-u. Gamaschen-fabrik, Bielefeld, N-W (fkx) : (P 38 holster : 1943 - 44) 878 -Havelwerk GmbH, Postdamer Str. 46-49, Brandenburg/Havel (cpj) : (1941) 882 -Havelwerk GmbH, Postdamer Str. 46-49, Brandenburg/Havel (cpj) : (2cm-Flak 38 : 1941) 883 -Clemen & Jung, Postfach 1254, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (cqh) : (SG.84/98 : 1940 - 41) -A. Coppel, Stahlwaren u. Waffenfabrik GmbH, Solingen, N-W (fnj) : (SG.84/98 : 1941) -Remscheider Hobelmesser-Fabrik Josua CortS Sohn, Remscheid,N-W (ddl) : (SG.84/98 : 1940 - 42) -Carl Eickhorn, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (cof) : (SG.84/98 : 1940 - 42) -Herder, Sohn, Friedr. Abr., Stahlwarenfabrik, Grünewalder Strasse, Solingen, N-W (ffc) : (SG.84/98 : 40) -Richard Herder, Abr. Stahlwaren und Werkzeugfabrik, Solingen, N-W (clc) : (SG.84/98 : 1940 - 41) -F. W. Höller, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen : (SG.84/98 : 1940) -F. W. Höller, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (fze) : (SG.84/98 : 1941) -E. & F. Hörster, Stahl u. Metallwarenfabrik, Kattenbergstr., Solingen , N-W (asw) : (SG.84/98 :

1940 - 42) -E. Pack, Stahlwarenfabrik, Ritterstr.61-69, Solingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (cul) : (SG.84/98 : 1940 - 41) -Paul Weyersberg, Waffenfabrik, Solingen, NordrheinWestfalen (crs) : (SG.84/98 : 1940 - 41) -WKC, Waffenfabrik GmbH, Postfach 29, SolingenWald, N-W (cvl) : (SG.84/98 : 1941) 886 -WKC, Waffenfabrik GmbH, Postfach 29, SolingenWald, N-W : (SG.84/98 : 1939) 918 -Gebrüder Klinge, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Anton-Weckstr. 2-6, Dresden-Löbtau, Sachsen (gxy) : (1942) -Hans Römer, Fabrik für Heeresausrüstung, Neu-Ulm, Donau, Bayern (bml) : (1941 - 42) 920 -Karl Budischovsky-u. Söhne, Österreichische Lederindustrie A.G., Wien, Österreich (cey) : (1942) -Anton Muzik, Sattlerwaren, Liniengasse 14, Wien VI/56, Österreich (jor) : (pistolen holster) -Rohrbacher Lederfabrik, Jos. Poesckl's Söhne, Rohrbach Ob.-D. (cgn) : (pistolen holster : 1943-44) -Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Breslauer Str., Liegnitz (Legnica), Polen (clg) : (FN-HP holster : 1942) 927 -Carl Busse, Fabrik für Ausrüstungen aus Stoff-und Leder, Kurfürstenstr. 11, Mainz, R-P (jkh) : (1942) -Salewa, Lederwarenfabrik GmbH, Thalkirchnerstr. 47, München, Bayern (bdt) : (1943) 930 -Ing. Karl Brettschneider, Herman Göringstr. 20, Mährisch-Schönberg, Tschec. (gcx) : (P 38 holster : 41-42) 938 -"Akah" Albrecht Kind, Nürnberg, Bayern : (HSc holster : 1942 - 44) -Genossenschafts Maschinenhaus der Büchsenmaker, Ferlach/Kärnten, Öster. (bym) : (SG.84/98 : 1943-44) 965 -Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Breslauer Str., Liegnitz (Legnica), Polen (clg) : (FN-HP holster : 1941) A10 -Hugo Schneider A.G., Lampenfabrik, Leipzig O 5, Sachsen (wa) : (Gewehr-Sprenggranate : 1944) A44 -Merz-Werke, Gebr. Merz, Frankfurt am Main, Rheinland : (1940) -Merz-Werke, Gebr. Merz, Frank am Main, Rheinland (cos) : (1941 - 42) A68 -Markneukirchner-Metallbearbeitungs-GmbH, Markneukirchen, Sachsen (adb) : (Visier für Gw. Gr. G.) A80 -Waffenwerke Brunn, Werk Povaszka Bystrica, Tschechoslovakei : (VZ 24 : 1941) -Waffenwerke Brunn, Werk Povaszka Bystrica, Tschechoslovakei : (Gew. 24(t) : 1941 - 42) -Waffenwerke Brunn, Werk Povaszka Bystrica, Tschechoslovakei (dou) : (K98k : 1942 - 45) A98 -Gold-u. Silberscheideanstalt, Jdar-Oberstein, Rheinland-Pfalz (acw) : (K 43 magazine)

-Loch & Hartenberger, Metallwarenfabrik, JdarOberstein, Rheinland-Pfalz (gqm) : (MP 44 magazine) B17 -Karl Brettschneider, Herman Göringstr. 20, MährischSchönberg, Tschechoslovakei (gcx) : (1942) B37 -Frank'sche Eisenwerke A.G., Niederscheld/Dillkreis (bte) : (MP 40 magazine : 1941 - 42) B39 -Mafa-Werk GmbH, Werdau, Sachsen (com) B43 -Olympia Büromaschinenwerke A.G., Mainzerhofplatz, Erfurt (aye) : (G/K 43 magazine : 1943 - 45) B66 -Ernst Melzig, Lederwaren, Liegnitz, Polen (clg) B78 -The Yale & Towne Mfg. & Co., Heidestr. 71, Velbert, Nordrhein-Westfalen (awj) : (K 43 magazine) B79 - Nieznane B87 -Auer-Gesellschaft A.G., Gasglülicht, Werk Orianenburg, Berlin N 65 (bwz) : (Gas-mask filter : 1943) B92 -Ad. Grohmann & Sohn, Metallwarenfabrik, Würbenthal/Sud, Tschech. (gcb) : (K 43 magazine : 1944 - 45) C6 -Dansk Jndustri Syndikat, Kopenhagen, Dänemark (kfk) C10 -Carl Ullrich & Co., Metallwarenfabrik, Oberschönau, Thüringen (ghn) : (MP 40 magazinlader : 1940) -Königs-u. Bismarckhütte A.G., Hüttenwerk Silesiahütte in Rybnik, Polen (eph) : (Gas-mask container : 44) C39 -Auer-Gesellschaft A.G., Reitergasse 13-15, Werk Danzig, Polen (gnh) : (Gas-mask filter) C86 -Frank'sche Eisenwerke A.G., Adolfshütte, Niederscheld/Dillkreis, Hessen (bte) : (MP 44 magazine) D20 -Star Bonifacio, Echeverria S.A., Eibar, Spanien : (Star B pistolen) -Unceta Y Compania S.A., Guernica, Spanien : (Astra 300 pistolen) -Manufactures d'Armes des Pyrénées, Hendaye, Frankreich (Unique) -Manufactures d'Armes de Bayonne, Bayonne, Frankreich (MAB) D29 -F. Ullrich Söhne A.G., Annweiler Email-u. MetallWerke, Annweiler (ggm) : (Eierhandgranaten 39 : 43) D42 -Lederverarbeitungs-Jndustrie Walter Krause, Bromberg (jqh) Luft 1 -Heinrich Krieghoff, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen : (P.24(t) holster : 1940) Luft 2 -Heinrich Krieghoff, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen : (pistolen holster) -Heinrich Krieghoff, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thüringen (fzs) : (Signalpistol., FG 42) Luft 4 -BSW/Gustloff : (K98k : 1939 - 41)

Luft 7 -Kern, Kläger & Cie, Lederwaren, Pappelallee 78-79, Berlin N 58 (cdc) : (P 37(u) holster : 1941-43) -Georg Lerch GmbH, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Leipzigerstr., Berlin C 2 (hck) : (pistolen holster : 1941) -Gustav Reinhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Brandenburgstr., Berlin SW 68 (jsd) : (P 37(u) holster : 1942) Luft12 -Georg Lerch GmbH, Lederwaren-Fabrik, Leipzigerstr., Berlin C 2 (hck) : (Walter PP holster : 1941) -Gustav Reinhardt, Lederwarenfabrik, Brandenburgstr., Berlin SW 68 (jsd) : (P 37(u) holster : 1942)

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How to disassemble and reassemble Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This section contains complete receipe to disassemble and reassemble your Mauser 98k rifle. This receipe is fine for Mausers in good shape. For less shape like excavation you will need more attention and work to disassemble your rifle. So just have a look...


How to Disassembly / Reassembly the Mauser 98k bolt * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This movie shows how to disassembly the bolt (3,95MB) - DivX (unfortunately i record only polish version)


How to Disassembly / Reassembly the Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * The first steps to take are safety oriented… 1. Lift the safety lever to the upright, or vertical position. 2. Open the bolt and remove it from the rifle by opening the bolt release lever located on the left rear side of the receiver. 3. Check to see that the magazine is empty, the chamber is empty and that you can see that the barrel is unobstructed inside. General statement for disassembly / reassembly. To disassemble the Mauser 98k, you work from the front of the rifle toward the rear and to reassemble, you work from the rear toward the front. To begin: Remove the front sight hood. It is a spring-steel sight-hood that fits in grooves on both sides of the front sight base. Remove it by tapping it forward with a piece of wood and it will move forward until it „snaps‟ off. Notice that the front sight is drift adjustable. You may choose to get an inexpensive front sight-adjusting tool that we can supply. It makes fine windage adjustments a snap. Otherwise you need a hammer, punch and another pair hands to make windage adjustments. Remove the cleaning rod by simply unscrewing it and pull it straight out. Next, remove the wide front barrel band. Notice that it is connected to the narrow rear barrel band by a steel bar that is actually a long spring located between the barrel bands on the right side. The long spring has a raised surface just aft of the front barrel band. Its purpose is to enable the unlocking of the barrel bands. 2. Notice that the front barrel band has a locking pin on the right side. This pin must be depressed in order to remove the front barrel band. Do so by using a pair of large pliers or, preferably vice-grips. Insulate the jaws of the vice-grips with heavy cloth or a piece of leather. This will prevent scarring the wood or metal of the rifle. Engage the raised surface of the long spring and encircle the stock just behind the barrel

band. Exert enough pressure until you see that the locking pin is out of its hole in the front barrel band. Lock the vice grips in this position. Now tap the front barrel band forward with a piece of wood. Do not use a metal tool. It will come forward easily. Tap it all the way off. Relax the vice grips. Next, grasp the long spring and lift it out. Next, remove the rear barrel band. It has a sling slot on the left side. With a piece of wood, tap the rear barrel band forward until it comes off. If you wish, you may remove the bayonet lug. Do so by using a small punch and tap it out from the left side to the right until it comes out. Be careful to notice that the pin is a one-way pin. It will work properly in only one direction so remember which way it fits by marking the „lead‟ end of it with a red marker. Tap the bayonet lug straight forward and it will come right off. 3. Next, turn the rifle over. You can see the trigger guard and floorplate. Remove the floorplate. Do so by using a small round piece of wood (like a wooden pencil; DO NOT use a screwdriver!) and depress the plunger in the hole at the rear of the floorplate. It will only move about 1/8”. Holding it depressed, exert a strong rearward motion also about I/8th of an inch and the floorplate will release from the trigger guard. Lift out the whole follower assembly; floorplate, spring and follower. Slide the follower off the spring and do so with the floorplate. NOTE: Be aware of which end of the zig-zag follower spring holds the floorplate and which end holds the follower. They look alike but they are not. They only go on one way. Otherwise you risk feeding failure(s). Next, remove the trigger guard. It is held in place by two large screws and two locking screws. Remove the locking screws and remember where they came from. They are NOT interchangeable. The front lock screw goes only in the front locking hole and the rear lock screw only goes in the rear-locking hole. Remove the front and rear screws from the trigger guard. Grasp the trigger guard and lift it out of the stock. It will come straight out. Lift the stock away from the action and barrel. It will lift right off. The barrel assembly will them be free of the main stock assembly and will be laying right in front of you! Next, remove the upper handguard. Do so by first removing the screw located in front of the rear sight. Grasp the rear underside of the upper handguard and push it straight away from the barrel. It will resist you because it has a spring-clamp that you can see that holds it

fast to the barrel. Overcome the spring-clamp by pushing the rear of the upper hand guard loose as mentioned above and lift it free of the barrel. It is easy to damage the front of the upper handguard while it is free of the barrel because the front of it is thinner than the rear part. The recoil lug remains in the stock. It is normally not removed. If you choose to remove it, you must also replace it during reassembly. On the right side of the stock you will see a round plate with two holes designed for a special spanner wrench. The spanner wrench is needed to remove (and replace) the round plate because it is tightly threaded onto the recoil lug. The special spanner wrench is available from us. With the wrench, fit its two prongs into the corresponding holes and turn the plate counter-clockwise until it backs all the way out. Once out, drive the recoil lug straight out of the stock with a small piece of wood. 4. Now everything is exposed for cleaning or for „dropping-in‟ a sporter stock (that we can supply). Notice that there is one cylindrical spacer associated with the rear guard screw that generally, but not always, comes out of the stock with the trigger guard screws. This spacer is very important. It controls the relationship of the trigger guard to the receiver. You may remove it from the stock if you wish but it is normally not necessary. Do not lose it! It is vital. The equivalent front spacer is actually „built-in‟ to the front of the trigger guard; therefore you can‟t lose it. Next…if you wish, you may take out the trigger assembly. Do so by driving out the trigger hinge pin around which the trigger „rotates‟. Naturally it doesn‟t „rotate‟ very much. About 10 degrees. The hinge pin comes out easily but still must be driven out with a small punch. Once out, the trigger frame and assembly will literally fall out of the receiver; it is that well designed. It has a small coil spring that lives in a small cavity in the trigger frame. The spring is small and easy to lose. It is also expensive to replace so be careful. The spring is the trigger return spring and without it the rifle will fail. You can replace the combat trigger with a special hunting / competition trigger assembly that we can supply. The new trigger assembly is fully adjustable while combat triggers are not. The new trigger assembly will „drop-in‟ in place of the old trigger assembly. Next…if you wish, you may take off the bolt release assembly. It is located on the left rear of the receiver. It is held in place by a pointed screw and it fits through two raised lugs built in to the left rear of the receiver. You can‟t see them until you remove the bolt release assembly. Just remove the screw in the normal fashion and lift off the assembly but don‟t lose it. It is expensive to replace. Congratulations…you have now detail-stripped the Mauser Model 48. All Mauser models work the same way. .

To reassemble the rifle… …simply work in reverse. Start from the rear and work toward the front. Leave the bolt out of the rifle at this time. Attach the bolt release assembly onto the receiver locking it in place with the pointed screw. Make sure it is spring powered and swings and returns freely; with no drag. Restore the original trigger assembly onto the receiver making sure that the spring rests in its cavity and the hinge pin is put properly in place. Test the movement of the trigger and make sure that it does not bind in either direction. The trigger-return spring is built-in to the new hunting / competition trigger assembly and is not a separate part. Reassemble the recoil lug back into the stock if you removed it. You will need the special spanner wrench to properly lock it down. Reinstall the receiver / barrel / trigger assembly into the stock. Turn the rifle over. Make sure the main-screw spacers are in place and reinstall the trigger guard with the main screws and put the small locking screws in their correct place (the same holes from which they were removed). 6. Reassemble the follower onto the follower spring taking care to install the correct end of the spring into the follower bottom. Reassemble the floorplate onto the other end of the follower spring. Then reinstall the entire follower assembly into the magazine well. Notice that the floorplate has two hook-like surfaces that engage the magazine well. Hook the front one first and then depress and slide forward the rear part of the floorplate. You will be overcoming the little spring-loaded plunger that you depressed to remove the floorplate. Make sure that the plunger „clicks‟ audibly into position. Reinstall the bayonet lug. Do so by sliding it onto the front of the stock and reinstall its retaining pin. The bayonet lug does not „see‟ the upper handguard but the wide front barrel band covers its base. Reinstall the upper handguard. Snap the clamp over the rear of the barrel making sure that it „goes home‟ securely. Reinstall the rear barrel band. Make sure that the sling-slot of the rear barrel band is on the left side of the rifle. Tap the rear barrel band back as far as it will go making sure that it butts up against the wall of the stock and upper handguard. Insert the rear part of the long locking spring under the rear barrel band within its slot in the stock. Reinstall the front barrel band onto the stock and upper handguard. You must use the vice grips again in order to depress the raised surface of the long locking spring. The spring must be depressed low enough to be sure the front barrel band can slip over the small pin on the front of the spring. It locks the

front barrel band solidly in place. Also make sure it goes all the way to the wall formed by the upper handguard and the stock. Tap it on with a piece of wood. Do NOT use a screwdriver. Relax the vice grips. 7. Reinstall the front sight hood. It must fit into the grooves on either side of the front sight base. It is a strong spring-hood. Force the rounded edges into the grooves and then tap it all the way on with a piece of wood. There is a special tool that will grasp the hood and allow you to easily „spread‟ the hood so that you can easily slip the hood onto the front sight base. Install the bolt assembly into the receiver. Make sure the safety is in the upright, vertical position. Make sure your rifle is coated with a light coat of high quality gun oil. Congratulations…you have now properly reassembled your rifle

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German stock * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Standard stock made for Wehrmacht : Buttstock

Buttstock

Inside view

Upper and lower band

Stock from booth sides

Buttstock

Whole stock

Upper band

Buttstock

View on the receiver

Wehrmacht stock

German stocks in best condition

Upper band

Butt stock


Polish Mauser wz.29 stock * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Front side of stock

Main view of Polish Mauser wz.29

Upper band of Polish Mauser

Front side of stock

Main view

Another buttstock

Right side view

Left side view


Czechoslovakian stock * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Czech stock model

Inside of stock

Czech stock with few dismensions

Back side

Belt holders

Upper wood part

Buttstock

Some stock dismensions


Long Mauser Gew 98 stock * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Compare of Mauser model 1888 (up) and 1898 (down)

Main view

New stock for Mauser Gew. 98

Gew. 98

Gew 98 with cleaning rod

View on receiver with bolt

Another main view

Zoom on receiver

Few photos showing Gew. 98

Another view of receiver

Front band with bayonet mount

Front band with cleaning rod

Code on stock and belt mounting

Another main view

Gew 98.

Front side of stock

New model of Gew. 98 stock

Top view on the receiver

View on bolt

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Mauser 98k parts * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * In this galleries I collect many photos with mauser parts. Galleries are divided on most interesting parts od Mauser rifle. This section contain photos of random parts like: bolt, all metal parts without stock, receivers, barrel, and many more. After all you can find here almost all metal parts what Mauser 98k contains.


Mauser 98k bolts * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Mauser 98k receiver with bolt

Bolt safety catch

Bolt extractor

Partialy disassmebled bolt

Zoom on safety catch

Take a look on Mauser bolt condition

Front of bolt with extractor

Cocking piece, safty catch, bolt sleeve

New bolt sleeve

Safety catches

German bolt nr. 9463 - with 75% of oryginal black oxiding.

Bolt in the best condition

Mauser 98k bolt parts

Bolt body, front of bolt, hand holder

Excavation Mauser 98k bolt - rear view

Another side view

Bnz 1945 - Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr, Austria

Byf 1944 - Mauser-Werke KG, Oberndorf on the Neckar

Dot 1944 - Waffenwerke Bruenn, Bruenn plant, Czechoslovakia


Photos of receiver with barrel * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Standard Mauser 98k receiver - left side view

Upper view

Front view (you could see screw for barrel)

Another receiver

Mauser receiver from 2000 year

Some sniper Mauser receiver

Holes for scope mounting

Hard to see old text "Germany"

Front view of receiver

Main view

Side view

Serial number with code Mod98 on Mauser 98k receiver

Bolt stop and spring

Receiver

Mauser 98k receiver Byf 1943 nr. 1217 - Mauser-Werke KG, Oberndorf on the Neckar Aproximately 50% of oryginal black oxiding:

Mauser receiver with bolt and magazine

View on bolt, extractor and receiver

Barrel

Another barrel

Main view


Standard Mauser 98k sights and other * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Standard German Mauser sight in usefull condition

German sight

And another one

Front sight cover

Scope mounting

Sight holder from Czechoslovakian Mauser vz.24

Front sight of vz.24

Code (Z - vz.24 Czechoslovakian Mauser)

Rear sight from Mauser vz.24

Front sight vz.24

Sight holder

Mauser vz.24 sights

Sight from Gew 98 - Long Mauser 98

Like before

And side view


Magazine and other Mauser parts * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Barrel cover

Original cleaning rod

Random parts

Random bolt parts

Front sight cover

Magazine for 5 rounds

Magazine

Another side view

Front band

Disassembled excavation Mauser

Excavation barrel in bad shape

Magazine spring

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Factory stamps on various Mausers parts * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * In this gallery You can find various photos of popular Mauser 98k factory stamps. Gallery is in three parts. First include factory stamps on receiver - almost all producer codes. In second one You can find technical check codes called Waffenamt. And the last gallery contains all unsorted factory stamps on various parts.


Factory markings on receiver * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Fabryka Broni Radom - receiver (Radom weapon factory - in Poland)

FB Warszawa 1926 - receiver (Warsaw weapon factory - in Poland)

Example factory code

Factory code on receiver

Receiver

Another marks on receiver

Receiver with bnz. 41 SS code - Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr, Austria

Dot 1941 - Waffenwerke Bruenn, Bruenn plant, Czechoslovakia

SS markings

Sniper version bcd 44 - Wilhelm-Gustloff-Werke, Weimar

Receiver S/243 from 1937 year - Mauser-Werke AG, BerlinBorsigwalde

Receiver with byf 1943 code - Mauser-Werke KG, Oberndorf on the Neckar

Receiver wihth propably CE code from 1942 year - J.P. Sauer u. Sohn, Waffenfabrik, Suhl, Thuringia

Here you can see serial number and Kar 98. markings

Some code on german Mauser 98k receiver

Code on long Mauser Gew. 98.

Caliber markings on Gew 98

Caliber with most popular code "Danzig" on Gew. 98

Receiver with old german eagle.

Top view on Gew. 98 receiver

Mauser Oberndorf warrenfabrik - receiver of Gew 98. Caliber 7,90mm


Waffenamt codes * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Rear sight

Front band

Few waffenamts on receiver

Waffenamt on receiver WAA81

Waffenamt on stock WaA83 - Mauser Werke KG, Oberndorf-amNeckar, Baden-Württemberg (42) : (1938 - 39)

Just like before


Many other Mauser 98k codes * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Bolt holder - Polish Mauser

Bolt holder

Cocking piece

Stamp on magazine

Magazine

Bolt, magazine and barrel

Rear band

Front band

Trigger

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Bayonets used with Mauser 98 and 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This gallery including photos of various bayonets made in Germany or Poland and many other countrys like Yugoslavian, or Czech.


Polish bayonet for Mauser 98k called "Perkun" * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Main view in case

Like before, but from other side

How hand-holder looks

Factory stamps on hand-holder

Cutting edge

Front of bayonet case

Backward side of bayonet case

Bayonet with case

Stamp W.P. (Wojsko Polskie - Polish Army)


German bayonets used with Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Bayonet fot Mauser 98k (German model)

German bayonet with wooden holder. Bayonet case with belt

holder.


Other bayonets models * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Czech bayonet vz.24

Czech bayonet vz.24 with bayonet case.

Czech bayonet with case and belt holder

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Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * In this gallery you can find Mauser 98k photos, which this site is dedicated. I partial this gallery in diferent conditions. New mausers are complete ones with almost 100% of black oxiding and good looking stock. Second ones are mausers found many years after war in homes. Third gallery shows excavation mausers which can be found here in Poland. Last one shows many others conditions which couldn't be selected, including self collected Mauser with other parts. So lets take a look...


Mauser 98k just like new * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Mauser 98k

Mauser with it's inventory

Kar 98k

The box with Mausers captured after war with Russian Soldiers

Photo from museum

Another rifle 98k

And more

Mauser with grenade launcher

Mauser 98k Byf 1941

Very good looking Mauser 98k

the same as before

Another one

Two standard types of German Mauser stocks

Mauser 98k rifle with belt

Main view with accesories

View on bolt and receiver

Buttstock

Rear sight

Bolt

Waffenamt and serial number

Top view on bolt and receiver

With added bayonet

Mod 98k

Brand new receiver for Mausera 98k

Top view on bolt in receiver

Another side view

German Mauser 98k


Few Mausers 98k in "garret" condition * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Main view of Mauser 98k

Loaded magazine

Bolt and receiver

Closed bolt

German 98k with bayonet in "garret" condition

With mounted bayonet

Rear sight

Open bolt in receiver

Top view

Closed bolt

bolt in receiver

Bolt in receiver. (See how this Mauser was deactivated pos war)

Whole metal parts

Front sight

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Czechoslovakian Mauser Vz.24 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Mauser vz.24 main view

Another Vz.24

Receiver with bolt

Receiver Vz.24 - BRNO Factory markings

Receiver with bolt stop and bolt stop spring

Open bolt

Vz.24 in main view

Receiver factory markings

Another vz.24 in main view

Good look on stock with bayonet


Polish short Mauser called wz.29 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Beautiful Polish eagle on top of receiver

Main marks with serial number

Buttstock

Bolt hand holder

Some view on magazine (you can see serial number)

Main view on Polish Mauser wz.29

Codes on receiver. Barrel caliber 7.90mm

Rear band

Bolt in receiver

Front sight

Rear sight (lenght from 300m to 2000m)

Closed bolt in receiver

Main view

Mauser made in Radom

Codes on stock

"FB Radom 1930 year" code on receiver

Code on receiver K29

Buttstock

Bolt disassembling hole

Typical front sight cover for polish Mauser

Main view


Yugoslavian Mauser model wz.48 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Model M48 with bayonet

Two M48

Main view

Another M48 with other stock

Model 48 with bayonet and holding belt

Factory codes on receiver

Yugoslavian factory markings M48

Main view

Stock made in other material

Another M48 with accesories

Another main view

A little diferent model

M48

M48 disassembled


Portugal Mauser 98k in great shape from 1937 * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * This is German Mauser 98k made for Portugal in 1937. Serial number 3199. View on bolt in receiver

Main view

Factory stamp on receiver and Waffenamts

Rear sight

Factory stamp on receiver

Buttstock

Rear view

Factory stamps on buttstock

Receiver with factory codes

Front bands

Buttstock

View on bolt

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Mauser 98k sniper models * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** *

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8. 1. Mauser 98k with Ajack 4x scope. 2. Mauser 98k with 1.5x zeilfenrhor 41 (ZF 41) scope. 3. Mauser 98k with ZF 4x scope, production Gustloff Werke. 4. Mauser 98k Czech production. 5. Mauser 98k with Ajack 4x scope. 6. Mauser 98k with 4x Dialytan scope. Production Gustloff Werke. 7. Mauser 98k with 4x Dialytan scope. Model Kreigsmodell. 8. Mauser 98k with with 4x czech scope. Mauser 98k in sniper version

Mounting on side of receiver with screws

Sniper Mauser with cleaning rod and ammo

View from other side

BNZ scope mounting on receiver.

Scope mounting for SS

Standard mounting (see waffenamts)

Scope mounting on side of receiver was mounted with three screws.

Another side view (see waffenamts)

Short scope mounting

ZF-41 type scope mounting

Mauser 98k with scope

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Scopes used with sniper Mausers 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * II WW Scope

Disassembled scope

ZF41 Scope


Some Mauser modifications and other photos * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Mauser 98k with cleaning rod and ammo

Scope mounting or receiver

Magazine with 5 ammo rounds

Disassembling bolt with use buttstock-hole

Barrel, cleaning rod and bands

Loaded Mauser

Mauser 98k bolt (with ammo)

Bolt top view

Another receiver

Mauser 98k with pack of ammo

Cleaning rod and front band

Rear bolt view

Some "home made" modifications

Before / After

Hunting Mauser Gew.98

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Electrolysis – cleaning finds. * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * Required Material: - Power supply (or car battery charger) 12V, best one to have is with a voltage control. - And at least the capability of producing at least 1 to a maximum of 7 amps. - Two power cords (the best types are the alligator clips.) A piece of iron to act as an electrode (do not use anything other that scrap due to the fact it will be destroyed during the process!), - Salt or NaOH, - Some plastic vessel (not metal) and large enough to fit the item you are cleaning - Thing you want to clean (see the photo)

Electrolysis doesn’t removes original oxide, but removes paint! CAUTION: This process produces HYDROGEN, so you must insure your work space has adequate ventilation! Procedure: Connect cables to your power supply. Connect the positive (+) to your electrode (keeping in mind again that it will be consumed during the process). The best electrode is some active metal such as iron or zinc. Now connect the negative terminal (-) to the object you are attempting to clean. It‟s very important to provide good contact point so be sure to scrape away some of the rust to allow a good point of contact. Now you have to prepare electrolyte. The easiest is water. Pour into it some table salt (NaCl) or NaOH. You have to dissolve so much salt as you can. Table salt is safer, because it is not caustic. Whereas, NaOH is extremely caustic, as to cause serious bodily injury, so remember YOU HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL!! Once you have prepared the electrolyte, place the electrode (+) and your item you want to clean with the electrode (-) connected. They cannot be in direct contact with each other! Turn on the power. From the item you are cleaning, you should see a flow of bubbles. If they are flowing only from clip, you must check the point of contact. If bubbles are flowing from the entire object you are cleaning, everything is OK. If they are flowing from electrode, you must quickly change the polarity (+ and -). If use NaOH, bubbles will flow from electrode and the item you are attempting to clean, so you must be sure that you made your connections properly, and polarity is correct. This process gives off oxygen (that which accelerates rusting); on item you are cleaning it will give off hydrogen, so it‟s really important to insure that your workspace is properly ventilated. (Hydrogen and oxygen is very explosive). Now, on the subject the intensity of the current that you are applying. If intensity is low (~1 A), this process will take a long time. If intensity is higher (>4 A), it will be quicker. Past experience has shown that the optimal intensity is 7 A per 100 cm2 of area. The entire process will take anywhere from a few hours up to few days, depending of rust intensity and current you are using. You have to be careful to not blow out your power supply. It‟s good to clean you‟re your item with a metal brush from time to time to help speed along the process. It is also recommended to replace the electrolyte from time to time. Again experience will be the judge. It‟s probably all for this subject… If you have any questions, please mail me.

How do you remove rusted screw from the magazine in Mauser 98k? Tools required: hammer, pliers, screwdriver. Procedure: turn the rifle over, with the magazine facing upwards. Using the hammer, hit close to the rear screw until rear screw won‟t be loose. By the way should break small guard screw. Now remove the screw cover – its thin sheet metal. Next, grasp the screw with pliers (between magazine and bolt chamber) and unscrew it. To unscrew the front screw, you must bend the magazine (close to screw). Do it like the magazine won‟t accost the trigger and turn it few times (unscrew). After you bend it back you knock out the front screw with a hammer (using this procedure you shall break the second guard screw). By utilizing this procedure you will save original screws, and most importantly you minimize the chances of damaging your rifle. This, in my opinion is better option, than sawing and drilling screws off.

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Various usefull schematics * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * In this section i collect all schemes i can found which shows Mauser 98k including it building or dismensions. You can find here some more schemes with Mauser ammo or many interesting things connected with Wehrmacht.


Some usefull schematics of Mauser 98k and more * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * 1. Mauser kar 98k and bolt.

2. Mauser 98k in parts (English Version)

3. Schematics part 3

4. Mod 98.

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6. Scheme of Mauser 98 (Spanish language)

7. The names of part's

8. A photo from german book with Mauser 98 load instruction

9. How bolt is moving

10. Mauser parts


Other usefull schemes connected somehow with Mauser 98k * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * 1. Ammo from Mauser - caliber 7,92x57mm

2. Ammo

3. Ranks in german army on world war two (WWII)

Infantry/Aviation/Navy 4. German uniforms

5. Mauser gun from 1912 (article in english) - "Broomhandle"

Mauser K98 Rifles

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