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GUNS DICTIONARY : PAGE W1 PAGE W2 : GUNS DICTIONARYLast update: May 2018W beneath a star, sometimes in an oval cartouche. Found on British rifle barrels worn by Cordite beneath a distinctive squared crown. Found on weapons issued to the navy and colonial-protection forces of the German Empire: the mark of Kaisers Wilhelm I (1871 88) and Wilhelm II (1888 1918). See also Cyphers, imperial and royal .W sometimes cursive, beneath a crown. Found on weapons issued in the Netherlands: the marks of King Willem III (1849 90) and Queen Wilhelmina (1890 1948). See also Cyphers, imperial and royal W beneath a crown. Found on Prussian weapons: the mark of Kings Wilhelm I (1861 88) and Wilhelm II (1888 1918).
PAGE W6 : GUNS DICTIONARY inspired Walther to design a rival, but his first attempt, the →Venus-Pistole, was a failure. Not until Walther had been joined by his eldest son, Fritz
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