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Our spring newsletter celebrates the pre-war Anson Deeley guns from the mid 1920s through the 1940s. It just went out; if you'd like to receive a copy, please email me.

Jim Bode
Beretta Paralleli Societ�

There is no email address in your post or in your profile.

I would like to have a copy; my email is in my profile. Just click on my name at the left of this post and then click profile. Thanks...Geo

Jim did a very fine job of documenting Beretta sxs models pre WII. It is well written.

Pete

Thanks Pete....but I also had a lot of help from you & others.

I'll agree, well penned indeed & I'd like to see more images of the 3 Ringe Krupp stamp if that is what it is. I am not sure that Krupp was sourced directly for the tubes though.

Kind Regards,

Raimey
rse

Me too

arrieta2@excite.com

thanks,

John Boyd
Quality Arms
houston, TX

Raimey,

Krupp appeared on the Beretta sxs guns in the 1930's.
[ If anyone has a Beretta catalog from the 1920's, we would love to see some images. ]
After WWII, Krupp disappeared from the Beretta guns.

This is a 1932 Model 1010


The only images I have, show an Eagle stamped on the top of the tubes.
Given the developing relationship between Germany and Italy during this period, it is not surprising.
It was during this time that Beretta introduced their o/u line.

I only contributed some catalog scans to Jim. He did all the fine work.

Pete

Me 3

mark@mbabllc.com

From the PDF, it appears that there were the intertwined Krupp 3 Ringes or it could have been another mark. With the Prima Fluss Stahl Krupp Essen stamp, I would hedge my bets toward Liege, possibly with a broker in Germany. I thought you had a 1910 Beretta catalogue?

Kind Regards,

Raimey
rse