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I expect that these are pretty common in the UK and EU. But i seldom
find them here. Hard to read the headstamps though.
I may try to clean the base a bit. It does look like a # 15 for 1915.
Indeed pretty common over here (Europe). You see at 12 o clock the Rheinmetall logo, 15 is indeed for 1915 and I see the Sp (Spandau) acceptance stamp at 9 o clock.
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