BlueFalcon76
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I have a National Postal Meter M1 Carbine Serial Number 148xxxx. It appears to be in very good condition. There is no pitting or rust. It has 70%-80% of the original finish. The barrel is stamped Underwood 4-43, and just below that is what looks like a circle with fire coming out of the top. On the bottom of the receiver where the trigger housing pin goes is stamped II. The front sight has an N stamped on it. The barrel band is stamped KI. The rear sight is the adjustable one and is stamped Hl. The operating slide is stamped with a Z. The bolt is the flat one not the rounded one and is stamped with an N and l4. The trigger housing is marked ROCK-OLA. The hammer is stamped II. The sear has an S on it. The trigger is stamped LT. On the safety it looks like a horseshoe with a 3 in it. The mag release is marked CC and below that there is a M. Those were all the markings I could find. Does this have any collectors value? Is it worth putting money into it or just keep as a shooter? I will add some pictures if you would like. Thanks for your time.