my pair
 

ive had these 2 for easy 20 + years , had several others that were mismatched s/n i used as shooters , but they were sold to fund other purchases , these two are all matched minus mags , not pristine but un molested and honest patina , pristine bores , no import marks

bottom one is a 1917 ERFURT , top 1939 42 code which i believe is a Walther arsenal , i never really focused on these like i should have was always pre occupied with K98 and G43 , really only grabbing when the opportunity arose

https://i.ibb.co/jyj618r/P1010284.jpg

Nice looking Lugers.

No Walther there my friend, it's all Mauser.

BTW, welcome!

G2

ahhh , thankyou , i have been calling it a walther arsenal for decades , probably was told that when i bought it

my P38's , AC44, CYQ late war, byf 44

i know AC 44 is walther , cyq spreewerk , cant remember byf , which ashames me i have a byf K98 too , no import marks on any

https://i.ibb.co/wrCTGtc/P1010285.jpg

Walther PP war vet bring back nazi proofed with papers, holster and extra correct mag , french ruby battle field pick up never fired not import marked , FN Browning 1922 nazi marked no import marks


https://i.ibb.co/F8CFsph/P1010287.jpg

nice
yes, P38's made by 3 companies, cyq - is Czech, byf is Mauser and AC is Walther

pair of Polish VIS Radoms marked no import marks



https://i.ibb.co/dbtHhNQ/P1010290.jpg

1901 Mannlicher one of the earliest auto feed hand guns ,no import marks



https://i.ibb.co/WBN3K8D/P1010215resized.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/k50WBZy/P1010224resized.jpg

Are both 3-lever variation, Nazi marked?

yes,, both nazi proofed throughout , both 3 lever, and if you are gung to say the brown grip panals are wrong ,thats the way they were when i acquired them so more than likely field repair