I can't answer, just sent a mp to Bernhard hoping to recived an fast answer why MN it's Muller. I'm sure he may have the answer
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My fellow collectors ,
As I wrote before in my other thread I do not have proof for
my findings......
The MN code for example could be the maker's mark for the firm of
Max Müller Nürnberg .
Müller was a very early maker of field equipment and might have started
producing before the Wehrmacht Beschaffungs Amt worked out the standards
of marking the canteens and messkits with the three letter code.
Müller therefore might have used his Telegram adress wich simply was
Müller Nürnberg.
On the other hand I would like to ask if anyone of you have a canteen or messkit
marked with MMN ?
The way of marking equipment is an entirely interresting topic because of the different standards that were set by the Wehrmacht procurements offices.
For example early gasmask cans have a great variety of markings ranging from full name of the maker such as John AG , to Symbols like a Volcano and very often
an arrangement of letters in a triangle.....
Another very interresting order for marking the products seems to be the Sirene used by the WH.
Maker wrote their name in capital letters into an oval stamp like JURK.....
You see that with many different standards it might be that Müller stamped with
just MN and not with MMN.
Here a part of a catalogue of Müller from the early days.
Regards
Bernhard
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Originally posted by ZAM View PostI don`t think MN is Müller Nürnberg, i know some canteens with both stamps, "Menesa" and "MN", and a lot of "MN" mess kits were found in Saarland, near the Menesa factory!
Regards
Dirk
Could very well be that MN is not what I thought to be.
I would love to see a picture of a double marked Menesa / MN canteen.
Best regards
Bernhard
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