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Eternal Lifer LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002
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On Facebook it is being argued, unsure of any other site today. However, I have looked at a couple - I think never in person.
From what I understand; **the writing doesn't make much sense ***Chrysanthemum wouldn't be on a pistol - not on T14 nor a T94 ****One argument is that it is in Mike Jones book (so early that it likely isn't a fake is the thought process) *****So few of these - shouldn't there be scores that come up? |
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There is one in Harry Jone's book Luger Variations pg 209, pub 1959.
![]() Datig also mentions the possibility of Japanese 'Mum' Lugers (but no pictures) in the 1958 revised printing of The Luger Pistol. As with the Totenkopf Luger(s), I seriously doubt that anyone in 1959 (or earlier) would have bothered faking a less than $50 Luger... ![]() IMO there must have been at least one with the markings. Maybe not an 'official' stamping, but realistic enough to convince the experts of that period.
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