$2,000.00 SOLD
Originally $2,500.00
Quantity Available: None
Item Code: 694-20
The “Luger” is a 9 mm semi-automatic toggle action pistol. It was the standard German pistol during WW1. Offered is a Luger manufactured by Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken in Berlin. The markings are “DWM” and the date “1911”. It has the serial number and the eagle (military property mark)on the barrel. The condition is good, fully functional and all matching serial numbers including the magazine and the spare. The stripping tool is also matching.
The holster has police markings that have been XX’d over and new numbers stamped on it. Stitching is tight.
With the pistol are capture papers listing the person who captured the pistol and brought it to the states. It has the same serial number on the capture papers as the pistol.
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