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If it’s an American made product then up to dec 6 1941 manufacture date. It all changed overnight, it some cases literally as most companies saw it coming. Material, which had been getting scarce thanks to lend lease became even more so after dec 7. And men’s hearts weren’t into anything but war material.
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