flash60601
US Veteran
On a 1969 era, 6", blued Model 28-2, these stamps appear at the base of the grip.
On the left side, there is a K with a smaller P next to it, then a five-digit number bearing no relation to the serial number (which is "N6xxx yes, four digits), then Q and at the rear corner, the numeral 7.
On the right side, there is an E in a triangle, a D in a circle, and a faint O (appearing rotated 90 degrees from the other, erect symbols).
And I am at a loss to explain how the software rotated the images 180 degrees. Moderators, can you help?
On the left side, there is a K with a smaller P next to it, then a five-digit number bearing no relation to the serial number (which is "N6xxx yes, four digits), then Q and at the rear corner, the numeral 7.
On the right side, there is an E in a triangle, a D in a circle, and a faint O (appearing rotated 90 degrees from the other, erect symbols).
And I am at a loss to explain how the software rotated the images 180 degrees. Moderators, can you help?
