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The concentric 'C's are believed to be the mark of the Canadian Cartridge Company.
It is quiet common to find a three letter string beneath the monogarm, trademark on Canadian cases of WWI vintage. The significance is as yet unknown, I would guess at it being some form of 'Lot' identifier.
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