...not sure I’ve got any ‘37s but I’ll have a look.....it’s a very interesting find Mr Net....thank you
...not sure I’ve got any ‘37s but I’ll have a look.....it’s a very interesting find Mr Net....thank you
Not on the outside of the liner band, though. I just looked at 2 dozen lids and it was only on the 37sby tinlid
The red FFL 1941 is on the outside of the liner band.
Yeah, but that is the maker mark/size stamp normally seen on the cross band. What I am saying is check all your MKI liners that have maker/size stamps on their cross bands and I bet you won't find additional small size stamps on the outside like the 37s . Go on....have a look !
FFL late war 43/44 Mk2 liner in an Mk3.
Work with me Aaron ! lol
Check all your 37s and I bet they all have the additional small size stamp on them .
Yes, the 37's have a small size number, so will take your word for it that they are not on post 37 liners, otherwise I'll be here all night looking for them
A new one. This one came straight from France, so I am betting it was left behind by a member of the B.E.F.
No idea what the flash is. If anyone can enlighten me, I would be very grateful. 1937 dated liner, with small size stamp on circumference.
A nice classic looking Mk1*, sorry can't help with the flash.
MKI shell with steel rim and MKIII chinstrap lugs, maker marked on the shell HS 444
Regards,
Jerry
Whateverits just an opinion.
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