Understanding Serial Numbers - Understanding Dates of Manufacture. Serial number blocks were assigned by the Ordnance Department on an as needed basis, generally in response to the awarding of a contract to a given manufacturer. Teamspeak query admin tool.

Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM November 1941 5 WRA - Winchester Repeating Arms Co. December 1941 10 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM May 1942 999999 WRA - Winchester Repeating Arms Co. September 19 UEF - Underwood Elliot-Fisher November 19 NPM - National Postal Meter January 19 QHMC - Quality Hardware & Machine Co. February 19 QHMC - Quality Hardware & Machine Co.

June 19 RMC - Rock-Ola Music Co. November 19 SGGR - Saginaw Steering Gear (Grand Rapids) March 19 IP - Irwin Pedersen March 19 QHMC - Quality Hardware & Machine Co.

July 19 QHMC - Quality Hardware & Machine Co. July 19 NPM - National Postal Meter October 19 STDP - Standard Products March 19 STDP - Standard Products September 19 STDP - Standard Products January 19 UEF - Underwood Elliot-Fisher July 19 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM September 19 SGGR - Saginaw Steering Gear (Grand Rapids) May 19 IP - Irwin Pedersen May 19 SGS - Saginaw Steering Gear (Saginaw) May 19 IBM - International Business Machine Corp. October 19 IBM - International Business Machine Corp. January 19 IBM - International Business Machine Corp. March 19 UEF - Underwood Elliot-Fisher February 19 WRA - Winchester Repeating Arms Co.

February 19 NPM - National Postal Meter November 19 NPM - National Postal Meter December 19 QHMC - Quality Hardware & Machine Co. September 19 RMC - Rock-Ola Music Co. November 19 QHMC - Quality Hardware & Machine Co. September 19 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM January 19 WRA - Winchester Repeating Arms Co. February 19 SGS - Saginaw Steering Gear (Saginaw) February 19 RMC - Rock-Ola Music Co. March 19 UEF - Underwood Elliot-Fisher March 19 RMC - Rock-Ola Music Co.

April 19 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM August 19 WRA - Winchester Repeating Arms Co. November 19 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM November 19 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM January 19 WRA - Winchester Repeating Arms Co. January 19 Inland - Inland Manufacturing Division of GM January 19.

Winchester Dates WALTER HUNT'S REPEATER The Hunt repeater, generally regarded as the forerunner of the Winchester, was made only as a patent model in 1849. JENNINGS AND SMITH JENNINGS Guy Hubbard, a historian of Windsor, Vermont where Robbins and Lawrence made the Jennings repeater, stated in 1924 that he had been informed by principals of the company that only 1,000 Jennings and Smith Jennings rifles were made between 1849 and 1852 and of this number many were converted to single shots and many more were scrapped for parts. SMITH AND WESSON Total production of about 1,600 guns, 600 were transferred to the Volcanic Company for assembly, according to remaining Winchester records.

Smith and Wesson lever action arms were made from 1853 to 1855. VOLCANIC ARMS From 1855 to 1857 the Volcanic Repeating Arms Company made about 3,000 guns. NEW HAVEN ARMS In 1857 and 1858, the New Haven Arms Company repeaters were in production. About 3,200 were made, but many of these remained on hand for almost 100 years until they were sold to employees for as little as one dollar in Winchester's surplus store.

WALCH REVOLVERS In an attempt to raise operating capital the New Haven Arms Company and Oliver F. Winchester contracted to produce 3,000 revolvers for Cyrus Manville. These revolvers were the Walch.31 caliber style with superposed loads, made from 1860 to 1861.

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