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WW2 GS pin markings
Hi
Have these two pins that have what appears to be a maker's Mark on them. I do not have Rob Johnson's book and was wondering if someone could do me a look-up. BMCo The little square with x2 extended sides, Thanks in advance. regards Darrell
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Hello Darrell,
The BMCo is Breadner Co. Limited. The square with tabs is likely a company called Stephenson-Osher. The other makers were Birks, Gaunt, Roden and Smith Nemo.
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Hello Bill
Thanks for that. Is that what is in the book "...likely a company called Stephenson-Osher"? regards Darrell
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No, that is a deduction from information provided in the book. There is an illustration of the backs of two pins that are identified as made by Stephenson-Osher, which have that design.
It would be interesting to find the markings used by all the makers.
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Hello Bill
Thank you for that clarification as well as your assistance in this request. regards Darrell
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I would think that there are a number of books on hallmarks, jeweller's marks, etc.. These manufacturers made goods for other than military consumption and their other items are probably collectable also - just by different interest groups.
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