Looking for help on identifying these unknown pitons.
UNKNOWN PITON #1. Only mark is "Made in Austria." I thought the piton may be Stubai, but I don't see this piton design in any of the Stubai catalogs that I have seen.
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UNKNOWN PITON #2. No markings on the piton. From ebay from seller in Europe. The metal seems to be the same as Peck pitons. Possibly stainless steel. Purchased with Unknown piton #3.
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UNKNOWN PITON #3. No markings on the piton. From ebay from seller in Europe. The metal seems to be the same as Peck pitons. Possibly stainless steel. Purchased with Unknown piton #2.
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UNKNOWN PITON #4. "PH" mark on the piton. Not sure what company or person "PH" represents. I have seen this same unknown piton in the AAC museum.
- Donated by Michael Chessler. 
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UNKNOWN PITON #5. No markings on the piton. My guess is that it was made in Japan or Russia. Soft metal piton.
- Donated by Art McCarthy |
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UNKNOWN PITON #6. No markings on the piton. My guess is that it was made in Russia or Japan. Possible stainless steel.
- Donated by Art McCarthy 
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UNKNOWN PITON #7. No markings on the piton. Was purchased in a ebay piton lot from seller in Europe. Purchased with Unknown piton #2 and #3.
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UNKNOWN PITON #8. No markings on the piton. Purchased from ebay seller in Europe. I have been told this is possibly a early Denny Moorehouse piton, which would be Clog or DMM.
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UNKNOWN PITON #9. Has "Made in Switzerland" mark. Has past owners initials "LEM." CCB pitons and Fritch pitons had these large "Made In Switzerland" marks on them.
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UNKNOWN PITON #10. No markings on the piton. Small piton possibly made of stainless steel. Not sure if it was created to have a ring, or use small cord for the carabiner.
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