Joop, what you describe is the logo/trade mark of A.E.G. Berlin. Drums made by AEG seem to be less common than those made by Gebruder Bing in Nurnberg. AEG was an electrical parts/equipment manufacture and Bing was a toy maker.
TM Snail Drum Question
To all,
I found a sound TM (snail drum magazine for 32 cartridges) with a loader, both in good shape.
The # is 53759, and I have seen a special stamp under this number in between of the reinforcement rings one and two on the bottom.
This stamp is a hexagon, filled with three rings.
The stamp is about 6 millimeter in size.
Does anyone know the meaning ot this marking?
Thank you for sharing your knowlegde with me!
I found a sound TM (snail drum magazine for 32 cartridges) with a loader, both in good shape.
The # is 53759, and I have seen a special stamp under this number in between of the reinforcement rings one and two on the bottom.
This stamp is a hexagon, filled with three rings.
The stamp is about 6 millimeter in size.
Does anyone know the meaning ot this marking?
Thank you for sharing your knowlegde with me!
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