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Those three rings around the top of the high brass is the Winchester LEADER shell which was offered in a "Brush" version.
LEADER Brush Shells.jpg
The Western RECORD shell had a knurling style in the high brass --
RECORD 12-gauge 2 7-8 inch #7 Lubaloy 02.jpg
Remington - UMC's high brass ARROW shell used the company name crimping the brass --
More ARROW 16-gauge 3-inch 01.jpg
Peters Cartridge Co. used a different style of knurling on their high brass PREMIER and IDEAL shells --
3-inch IDEAL 20-gauge.jpg
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