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oe Le a oe ot tae . ‘4 fa 2 eo e ® . 6 1s ~ . 4 . ‘ ° * - - 3 1 ca ys ‘ 1892 Spaniab mausée, “wi1893 - Spaniah Mauser, M1894 Brazil user, M1895 Chilean Meuser, M1895 Mexican Mauser, M1895 paoieh Mauser, M1897 Remington R/B, M1898 Hauser, M1902 Remington R/S, M1908 Mondragon aeni-Auto, M1936 Mexican Mauser rifles and Chilean Madsen MG, Nexican Mendoza LMG, M1941 Johnson LMG, 41944 Johnson LNG machineguns. Inked printing on the 12 boxes containing the Gee . through Q1831 cartridge reads; "SAN FRANCISCO GUN EXCHANGE 75 FOURTH BT. YU 2-G097, WARNING-KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF |. 4 CHILDREN.” These cartridges are Argentine allitary surplus and were probably sold by the San Francisco Gun Exchange. > Numercus microscopic marks are present on the . Qics2 through 91848 cartridges, However, it cannot be - determined if all these markings were produced by the accompa~ - retained in the ) Taboratory for future comparison purposes. xa A to indicate that any of the above wore reloads. _ nying stripper clips or if some of these markings were possibly produced by the mechanisa of a weapon(s). Nothing was found mo we + Bpooimens 91649 through 9186 consist of thirteen ” copper and brags-plated B-B shot which bear no marks of yalue for identification with a weapon. All of the above-listed epecimens are being temporarily t + pA . 4, a sae wh , ‘ P k, ‘ 46 Me rats a fe . an : he ae yt " & . ao a - + a . ay ? an * Ms bald oa m8 ee f. - * - hs . - Ss" ° on a . ~ arn, -~ w ’ Woe of eEN an 4 eek tm PL wos ee ag: « € ay . oe. + my ot. F ae ' ay “* =. ¥ ah “ } -