Bolt marking identification

[Grüßlibär]

Saw this bolt being advertised as a kar98k bolt, but I can't quite pin down the identifying marks, especially the mark under the 6110 serial.

 

[Muncher 1953]

“pp” block or “nn”?

 

[Pete R.]

Gew 98 bolt that has been turned down? Maybe an Imperial eagle on the bolt root.

 

[krukster86]

Those are imperial German proofs on the underside, right?

 

[heavy_mech]

Gew 98 bolt that has been turned down? Maybe an Imperial eagle on the bolt root.

That's what I'm thinking. Old pp block Imperial bolt someone bent.

 

[AndyB]

6110 ss in sutterlin from this who used sutterlin font should be destined the maker.

 

[heavy_mech]

6110 ss in sutterlin from this who used sutterlin font should be destined the maker.

Wow. Those are s's?

 

[AndyB]

Yes this is a sutterlin font, not normal hand written. The bolt with RC stamp should be imperial. Similar letters were used probably on parts delivered to J.P.Sauer production in 1934/5. You will see same letter on bolt handle base of S/147K rifle.

K98k Mauser Service Rifle - Pre98 Antiques

This is a very early 1934 production J.P. Sauer Made S/147/K code K98k Mauser Service Rifle.

pre98.com

 

[Grüßlibär]

Yes this is a sutterlin font, not normal hand written. The bolt with RC stamp should be imperial. Similar letters were used probably on parts delivered to J.P.Sauer production in 1934/5. You will see same letter on bolt handle base of S/147K rifle.

K98k Mauser Service Rifle - Pre98 Antiques

This is a very early 1934 production J.P. Sauer Made S/147/K code K98k Mauser Service Rifle.

pre98.com

Ah yeah, I should have recognized Sütterlin even though I can't read it very well.