Possibly yes.
One more info.
Book of Steve Dodd Hughes "Double guns and custom gunsmithing".
Somewhere in there the text
"... Bill Nittler, deceased, formerly of the Purdey American
repair station...".
All together a rather funny story.
It began with an obscure Chinese-character-look-alike
mark on a Springer-gun and ends as a signature mark of
a Purdey-gunsmith-craftsman located in California. His mark as
acceptance/quality mark for the sunny-boy-guntrader Kerr
of Beverly Hills.
The story could be closed if the die this late
William J. Nittler used for his signature could be found at his
entourage - child, grandchild,collegue, employee, collector...
And it would have a round end if sunnyboy Kerr could be shown in his white Rolls with one of the Beverly Hill celebrities.
....
Thank you once more for your valuable contribution.
Felix Neuberger
Last edited by felix; 05/14/17 11:16 AM.
