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George Anderson 12-31-2009 06:21 PM

This year's centenarians
 
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From my collection of Imperial army pistols here are a few combat veterans who enjoyed their centennial year in 2009.

policeluger 12-31-2009 07:39 PM

Good looking for 100 years old.....

lugerholsterrepair 12-31-2009 07:55 PM

George, A mighty fine rack of pistols you have there my Friend!

Jerry Burney

FNorm 12-31-2009 08:52 PM

WOW! Thanks for sharing, George!

FN

Ron Smith 12-31-2009 10:59 PM

Geo,

Some good looking babes, for 100 years old.

Ron

Edward Tinker 01-01-2010 01:56 AM

Very nice Geo


Ed

mauro 01-01-2010 06:41 AM

Nice, Nice, Nice!

Mauro

JTD 01-01-2010 10:41 AM

to bad someone ground the stock lugs off em all! Really nice bunch Geo. John

Lugerdoc 01-01-2010 11:50 AM

These would now be considered antiques. I guess you can now sell them to me without an FFL or FCL. Even though I have an FFL, occassionally at a show, some "ferener" (German, Canadian, etc) wants to purchase a luger. As far as I can tell, the sale of one over 100 years old, would be legal without the Federal paper work. TH

Ron Wood 01-01-2010 01:00 PM

Tom,
I am under the impression that to qualify as an antique per BATFE rules, the gun must be manufactured prior to 1898. So even if a gun is 100 years old, it still is not considered an antique. This applies to manufacture year, not model year so a C96 Conehammer is considered an antique, but a C96 Red-9 is not and requires Federal paperwork.

It is obvious that George's guns are old soldiers...not only do they look great, they still know how to stand formation:)

drbuster 01-01-2010 01:56 PM

George, are these ALL first issue militaries? I imagine so as there are no dates on the receivers. Would like to see the unit markings, if they have them, also the acceptance marks on the receiver, and of course, the magazine bottoms to see if they have the large number fonts of the early P08's. A great group of centenarians, George. Thanks for sharing. I hope posting the requested views will not be too taxing, after all, you have tantalized us with these "gems"!

George Anderson 01-01-2010 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by drbuster (Post 171417)
George, are these ALL first issue militaries? I imagine so as there are no dates on the receivers. Would like to see the unit markings, if they have them, also the acceptance marks on the receiver, and of course, the magazine bottoms to see if they have the large number fonts of the early P08's..."!

Buster, I'm afraid I stretched it a bit. The first one on the left is an '08 commercial military. Except for that one they are all property marked with one marked to an individual. The oldest is 1597 its stamps are C/E, C/E. The others are in the a block and are stamped C/E, C/Z. I will post photos of the unit marks and mags on my original posting.

Diver6106 04-07-2018 12:35 AM

Your #1597 Luger has its magazine for sale on Ebay...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/16298168313...84.m1436.l2649

DonVoigt 04-07-2018 09:59 AM

Just "spitzer"! Outstanding, too. :)

ithacaartist 04-07-2018 11:31 AM

Thanks, George! But now I have to hunt up my drool bucket...


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