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Don't know why it says Simson but will ponder a bit. But it is a Austrian finished/retailed double either sourced in the white from or finished in Ferlach or Bohemia(Prague/Weipert) in 1925 and possibly reproofed at the Brno facility in 1958. Any full images of the water table marks?
Kind Regards,
Raimey
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Very Nice. "Nicht Fur Kugel"; Not for Noodle pudding?? 
Courtesy of a WOMBAT
* (Waste Of Money Brains And Talent)
YMMV
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The locks and especially the hammers could hardly be more Ferlach in their form.
With kind regards,
Jani
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NICHT FÜR KUGEL (German/Austrian) = JEN PRO BROKY (Czech) = NOT FOR BALL
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Jani
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Looks like a Czech lion on the flat of the right barrel.
Interesting there are no German date marks that I can see, especially on a Simson. Maybe made for the Czech market?
Beautiful engraving and beautifully kept up, too....
fiery, dependable, occasionally transcendent
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Actually there's a Bohemian Lion on both flats and the right one will have a either a 1 or 2 on the breastplate and I suspect it is the Weipert proofhouse. As far as I can tell it is devoid of any German marks.
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Raimey
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As I see it, it was made and originaly proofed in Ferlach in 1925 and then reproofed in Czechoslovakia in 1956, probably when it was rechambered to 20/70 (from 20/65).
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Jani
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Thanks everyone. I have never seen a Simson hammer gun, this explains a lot as it looks like it was not made by Simson but sourced by them from Ferlach. Picture of another marking on the rib... 
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