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Winch ID

rumplecat

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The attached photos are of a winch I rediscovered while changing storage units. I am not sure where it came from of if it is even military in origin, any help on the ID is appreciated. There are no markings on it that I can see except for the oil level marking script?
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Looking at the photos I have found of the M2 it does look like it. I wonder why no ID on the winch at all! The only marking on it is the oil level noted?
 

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I think the “BRADEN” is not on the casting, as during WWII, other mfgrs joined in to make winches for the war effort.
 
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