Need help identifying defarbed repro Enfield's markings

[CKGreene]

I have a nicely defarbed Enfield 3-band Tower in .58 caliber. In an effort to identify the maker I have included pictures of markings on the underside of the barrel and in the stock's barrel channel. I am asking for help identifying the maker. The serial number has been defarbed away. I've looked all over the barrel and the underside and breech plug are the only places where I see stamps.

Inside the stock, I cannot discern the black markings. They could be "9&1" or "981", considering how Europeans write the numeral "1", I don't think it's a "7".
On the underside of the barrel it looks like "DDG", but I do not know whose mark that is.
Lastly is the back of the breech plug with a five star stamp over "PN" and a five star stamp over a crest.

I appreciate any help.

 

[kh54]

DGG = Armi San Paolo, Italy. (At least I’m pretty sure…)

 

[CKGreene]

DGG = Armi San Paolo, Italy. (At least I’m pretty sure…)

Thank you. That gave me enough intel to research further and it checks out according to the Euroarms website: http://www.euroarms.net/euroarms_netPages/MARKING.htm.

 

[Rudyard]

Thank you. That gave me enough intel to research further and it checks out according to the Euroarms website: http://www.euroarms.net/euroarms_netPages/MARKING.htm.

Old post but PN is Poudre noire _ Black powder in French probably Italian too' poudre ***** '
.Rudyard

 

[aussie pete]

Thank you. That gave me enough intel to research further and it checks out according to the Euroarms website: http://www.euroarms.net/euroarms_netPages/MARKING.htm.

Yep. You got it. PN: Italian marking for Black Powder. How does it shoot? What's your favourite load?

Cheers, Pete