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Here you will find a very useful list of WW2 German Waffenamt markings, their respective codes & manufacturers. The Germans are famous for their detail in production, markings and over all quality. To maintain this quality, most items were marking with a waffenamt stamp.
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6 cze 2004 · Since I first put this list on the WWW, two additional important works about the ordnance codes have come into my possession: German Military Letter Codes, 1939-45 by John Walter. Liste der Fertigungskennzeichen fuer Waffen, Munition und Geraet issued by Karl R. Pawlas.
This table includes information compiled for each identified WaffenAmt number, Included are any company codes, company names, and year dates found stamped or printed on items with that number. Different WaffenAmt numbers can be seen together, usually when a part was inspected, then inspected again after the item was assembled.
German WW2 Ordnance Codes for Military Rifles. German WW2-era military rifles usually have markings on the receiver, barrel, rear sight, and stock, from which one can get some information about the history of the piece.
Waffenamt Waffenamt codes were the inspection marks used on military equipment by the German Third Reich.
Here you will find a list of RZM codes used by German manufacturers throughout the WW2 period. RZM codes were used for identifying the manufacturer of an item and where it was made.
When a Waffenamt Officer (Acceptance Inspector) assumed command of an inspection team, he received a commission number and a corresponding numbered set of Wehrmacht-abnahmestempel (common term: Waffenamt Stamps). When the Waffenamt Officer was transferred to another factory, he took his stamps with him, but left the rest of his inspection