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This is the key known as the "French J-38". You see that it has
nothing in common with the other J-38's, except the name. In the
view from the back (below) note the long trunnion adjusting screws
and the shoulders on the binding post screws which prevent them
from being screwed all the way down. In my other J-38-FR the
binding post screws do NOT have the shoulders. |
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I have highlighted the words stamped into the bottom of the key
with yellow chalk to make them visible. At the top is "J-38-FR" just
above a
white ink stamp of signal flags (like our Signal Corps acceptance
stamp??) At the
bottom is "Vuillemot" (the manufacturer??) and "Creteil" (a city
in France). |
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This is a view of the bottom without the chalk highlighting of the
words, and before cleaning the key. |
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Here is a top view of the key before cleaning. |
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