Thor, it should act just like a webpage, if you click on the webpage above, then go through each page, it should bring them up?

What are you seeing or can't see?

Ed

empty boxes where the thumbnails should be

Empty boxes on all? Or where I haven't gotten pics yet?

There are lots of blanks, mainly because I haven't gotten all the pics I'd like or do the pics show up as blank (no pic)?

I see the page, the thumbnails are all empty except a rectangle outline. Send me your email and I will take a picture of what I see.

Ed -

Just found your "web page" for the suffix pictures.

What a great idea ! ! !

This is a far better reference than any printed set of lower script letters.

Thanks,
Luke

Thanks Luke, it was something I had thought about a while ago, then just did it.

As you can see, still missing suffixes, but the response has been good, so I imagine we will fill those holes!

Ed

I still need "c" "L" "m" "p" "s" "w" or "z" suffixes, and have only one for several others. To get a good representation, I think you need at least five or six of each letter.

If you can scan in or take pictures of these needed suffixes, that would be great.

Ed

Ed -

I have a lower case script "p" from my first Luger, a 1941 byf. When I first bought the Luger I thought it was "n" but several members helped me determine that it was a "p" instead.

It is located at:

http://boards.rennlist.com/lfupload/...rom1941byf.jpg

Luke

If that is a "P", then a photo essay is important, because I would not think that was a "P"!

We will see if we can drum up a few other "p"'s and compare them, :)

Thanks Luke, Ed

Ed, it's a "P". That one is tough, but there are enough references around that verifies it (Costanzo and G�¶rtz to name two).

I believed Luke, it is just wild looking! I must have missed or more likely forgotton the posting on the "P".

Frank any P's in your corral of Lugers for a comparassion?

And this is kind of fun, learning a lot doing this, :)

Ed

The Z is the hardest script I have ever had to identify! I had a late Mauser (sold it to Sid Gariss) and that sucker had me stumped for a while.

Edward, I have the 40 42 code Luger that Thor was talking about, I just do not have a way of getting a photo for you. I will see if I can find someone with a digital camera and try to get it to you. The only place that I can get to a flat bed scanner is at work. My boss is already a little worried that I catch up with the forum at lunch time and I do not think that it would be a good idea to show up at work with it. :D I will see what I can do. The set up you created is very nice. Thanks for the hard work and effort. Thor, I figured you would remember that z. It did take a while to figure that one out.
Sid.

OT Sid, drop me an email at Thor340@aol.com I lost your phone number. Did you go to the funeral today? <img border="0" alt="[offtopic]" title="" src="graemlins/offtopic.gif" />

Ed,
* FWIW - did some Forum browsing & came up with:
(1) P.08 Military Category: Hugh(Member #15) posted his 1936, S/42 with a good photo of his "n" block pistol and mag. If he'd concur to its use, it would make a good counterpoint to the "p" suffix photo. Thread title was "They come in pairs" started 2/27/03.
(2) Same category: John F.(Member #766) had a "q" block 41/byf posted. Interesting cause a DDR "X" had been super-imposed in the near vacinity. With John F.'s concurrence, we have a "q"
(3) "Navy Lugers" Category: John F. (Member #766) also had a "z" block 1939/42 Navy posted in the thread "Mauser 42 Kriegsmarine Marked Luger" started 1/7/03. Little blurry; but with John F.'s concurrence & a little cropping we may have a "z" pistol picture to include.
(4) BTW; the same Navy post had Hugh offer a single pic containing 3 Mauser Military mags from the "x", "p", & "v" blocks. I believe these are 1937-S/42, probably a 1939/42, and another later 1939/42 respectively.
(5) "New Member Forum" category: Ted G (Member #819) had a 1914 with a "b" block picture. Thread titled "Second round" & started 1/01/03.
(6) "P.08 Commercial" Category: Kidvett posted a 1920 commercial (Weimar Alpha-DWM) with great "n" block frame pics. If the barrel's "n" doesn't start a war with Luke's "p" above, there is a Weimar DWM 'n" block pic. with Kidvett's concurrence. Thread titled "No Export 1920 Commercial" started 3/12/03.
* Hope this helps.
WR

Thanks WR, will go there and copy these, and ask permission prior to posting on my website!

I appreciate it!!

Ed

Here is my byf 42 "g" script... http://boards.rennlist.com/lfupload/byf42g.jpg