Bergmann MP35/I markings

[Heinz Steinkopf]

Hello,
I need advice about Bergmann MP35/I SMG. Usually it has either Bergmann-Walther or MP35/I ajf with manufacture date on the left side of rear receiver end.
But recently I have encountered a gun without any markings. What can it be?

Thanks in advance.

[Heinz Steinkopf]

Here is a picture.
The finish seems original but the gun lacks any markings beside AN deactivation mark.
Can it be a Danish production?

[sszza2]

There is a verion with what looks like the numeric pie sign symbol, which represents the Junker & Ruh manufacturer. Better pics of the rear receiver area may reveal it.

Scott

[Heinz Steinkopf]

There is a verion with what looks like the numeric pie sign symbol, which represents the Junker & Ruh manufacturer. Better pics of the rear receiver area may reveal it.

Scott

I believe this "crown above AN" to be a French de-activation mark. It can be found on many deacts coming from France.

[Fritz Witt]

Hello Heinz

If it bears the four digit serial number on the right side of the receiver, it might be out of a swiss production...

[Maus]

AN means " arme neutralisee " neutralized firearm, and the crown stands for " St Etienne", the place where its done.

[Heinz Steinkopf]

AN means " arme neutralisee " neutralized firearm, and the crown stands for " St Etienne", the place where its done.

Thank you. Just as I have supposed.

[Heinz Steinkopf]

Hello Heinz

If it bears the four digit serial number on the right side of the receiver, it might be out of a swiss production...

I will make more pics when I receive it. I have read that MP35/I were produced in Denmark by Shulz & Larsen and in Sweden (under name Kulsprutepistol M39). Though, I have only seen Walther and Junker & Ruh guns.
But I have never heard about Swiss production. Can you give more info.

[kanister]

I have read that MP35/I were produced in ...... and in Sweden (under name Kulsprutepistol M39).

I had read that Sweden bought 1800 submachine guns from Germany (the Kp M39), but I don't knew that they were even produced.

[Heinz Steinkopf]

I had read that Sweden bought 1800 submachine guns from Germany (the Kp M39), but I don't knew that they were even produced.

That's not my idea. I have read about it in Iannamico's book.