Steyr Mannlicher M95 Clips 8x56R Collection of 8 Markings!

Description

This is a collection of eight different clips for the
Austro-Hungarian Steyr M95 straight-pull rifle, all with different factory markings.
The following information came from a compilation I found online, from the Surplus Rifle Forums.
Here is the list of clips:
1. Austrian double-headed eagle - Hirtenberger Patronen Züundhütchen & Metallwarenfabrik AG, Hirtenberg, Austria. Federal State of Austria symbol from '34-38.
2. Austrian single-headed eagle - Staatsfabrik Patronenfabrik Lichtenwörth AG, Austria. Austrian First Republic symbol. Used by Georg Roth's Lichtenwörth State Factory from 1926-1928.
3. LP inside circle - La Precisa. Naples & Teano, Italy. The headquarters of this company was located in Naples, with a munitions factory at Teano.
4. A over C - Sofia Artillery Arsenal. Sofia, Bulgaria. Stands for Арсенал София (Arsenal Sofia).
5. W - Manfréd Weiss Steel and Metal Works (Weiss Manfréd Acél- és Fémmüvek). Csepel, Budapest, Hungary. Produced ammunition from 1892 until approximately 1920 when the plant was sold to the state and became Állami Hadianyaggyár (state military supply factory).
6. A over H with accent - Állami Hadianyaggyár (state military supply factory).Csepel, Budapest, Hungar.
7. KC inside circle - Keller & Co. Hirtenberg, Austria. Formerly the Serafin Keller company (headstamp SK). Changed names in September 1887 to Hirtenberger Cartridge, Primer and Metalware - Keller & Company after being sold to Ludwig Mandl. On January 1, 1897 became Hirtenberger Cartridge, Primer and Metalware Stock Company.
8. German Eagle - Gustloff-Werke, Otto Eberhardt-Patronenfabrik. Hirtenberg, Austria. Formerly Hirtenberger Patronen Züundhütchen& Metallwarenfabrik A.G. until 1938 when taken over by Gustloff-Werke after the Anschluss.
Please look closely at the photos, and ask any questions.