These changing formulae do create problems in some cases and knowing the date of the weapon is crucial in that regard.ĮDIT: Nice little site, and I see that he got this listing from Walter's book on German Bayonets. would be Garde-Grenadier-Landwehr- Regiment. That is of no consequence here, but note that if this had been a 1889 rifle, then the Vorschrift uber das Stempeln der Handwaffen of 1877 would apply, in which case G.G.R. is correct for a Garde-Grenadier-Regiment, but I have a reference in a German book stating that the G.G.R. And according to Vorschrift uber das Stempeln der Handwaffen of 1890, G.G.R. This time I did GWF at home and found that the books and notes I wanted were in my office. ![]() Have not checked that site yet but you are quite right! I normally do my GWF in the office and find that the books I want are at home. I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the site although it sites Walter's 1976 book on German Bayonets as its source (see bottom of page) I believe there was a change in marking patterns - at least according to THIS SITE/LIST which appears to imply GGR was pre 1909 - GG was post 1909 so as the rifle is dated to 1890 it would fall into the earlier form.
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