Hi group!
I would like to ask if some of our list members, who are familiar with
German industrial marking practices, to help settle a discussion.
I am trying to determine the significance of markings on an auto radiator ID
plate. The plate caries the markings:
Hans Windorf A.-G.
4 Berlin - Schoenberg 63
Werk Nr.16602 Lfd. Nr.413
I somewhat assume that the "4" and the "63" refer to the fourth month of
1963 as a date of manufacture. But what is the English equivalent of "Werk
Nr." & "Lfd. Nr."? Might these refer to a contract number, a plant ID, or a
design drawing number?
Thanks!
Ed (restoring an Amphicar & really getting weird about it)
Ed Price
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