The scope as a whole is shown in the pictures.
Further markings are on the underside of the tube and include Supra inside a loop-shaped logo, "VARIABEL-2 1/2-6x E/S", a serial number and "Made in Germany". The scope's got a cartouche-like maker's tag on the eyepiece bell that reads "Nickel (and underneath) Marburg". I'd figure it more likely that the scope was either put on at the time of sale or before it came Stateside than after, but I did find info indicating that these scopes were imported to the US back then, so. Germany in the mid/late '50s) and brought back. 270 It doesn't have Stoeger import markings on the floorplate, so I'm going with the assumption that it was purchased in Europe (likely by a US military member stationed in W. The rifle is a Steyr Mannlicher Schoenauer Model MC rifle in. Things get complicated because there's a Nickel scope company in business today that's apparently not the same. There's some disagreement over the quality, with some claiming it to be top of the line and others saying it's one of the lowest European makers of the day. This time it's got a scope on it that I knew nothing about and couldn't find much about online (my Google-Fu is weak).
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