Remington Rand 1911a1 Markings [patched]

The story of the Remington Rand M1911A1 is one of a typewriter company that became the most prolific producer of the legendary .45 caliber pistol during World War II. Its markings act as a roadmap for collectors, revealing three distinct production phases and the military's strict oversight. The Three "Types" of Slides

• Remington Rand logo (right side, near ejection port)
• P proof mark (right side, near ejection port)
• Serial number (slide, near ejection port)

The frame holds the primary identification and proof marks that distinguish a Remington Rand from other wartime makers like Colt or Ithaca: remington rand 1911a1 markings

The left side of the slide contains the primary manufacturer identification, which changed over time. The story of the Remington Rand M1911A1 is

Part III: Frame Markings & Serial Numbers

The frame tells the true story. Unlike Colt, Remington Rand serial numbers are sequential and well-documented. Remington Rand logo (right side, near ejection port)

The left side of the frame (near the magazine release) typically bears the