I Thought It Would Be Nice To Hae A Spot For Our Favorite Luger Snapshots
 

Starting my mix grouping in which some of our friend helped put this together!Thank for your patience..top 1917 dwm Luger Artillery #6586b. 1908 DWM Navy#2525b. 1900 US Test Luger, #6786! German head gear and artillery compliments of George Anderson. Share among our friends. Eric, Esq.

Nice photo and a fine grouping of Lugers. That old pickelhaube makes me think of Col. Klink. :) I think that you need to add a nice Iron Cross first class to complete the ensemble though.

Best

Charlie

At your service
 

My German Grandpa August passed this way cool plate down. Lived in Breme Germany.1892-1973

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My 1929 unmarked..."Riff" contract perhaps?

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"...these are a few of my favorite things"

I would like to contribute to this

1st BYF41 with M40 single decal helmet

2nd 1910 Dragoon marked with 1915 holster (came with the weapon from a vet) M16 Camo Helmet, Belt and ammo pouches from a canadian vet, Matchbook cover and a couple Mauser rounds.

3rd AC42 P.38 with M42 single decal helmet, Soldbuch, and Misc infantry insignia

The steel Bullets are courtesy of Mr. Tinker (Thanks Ed)

Hope you enjoy
Wayne

I enjoy photographing my Lugers. This one is one of my first attempts and remains one of my favorites...it is my "Swiss Family".

Some recent and older photos.

Is about time you horders broke loose with your beauties and encourage more! Do they come in wallet size?

First Issue with 1909 holster

1910 DWM with two matching magazines unit marked to a Jaeger zu Pherd Regiment.

Three of my favorites
 

1936 S/42
1914 & 1929 Police
WW1 Display

Another one, a 1917 LP08 unit marked to a mortar assault unit.

Great stuff!! Keep it going please

My last luger I purchased from Ralph before he died! A beautiful and pristene 1937 Kreighoff #7932

Hi George, I love your M.W. grouping, the poppies are a nice touch. Here's a postcard to go with it. Best regards, Norm

Nice photo Norm. Thanks.

MW unit things are neat. Here is is a sleeve badge for the MW Henschkel, a fairly notable Weimar era unit. (I like stuff with bones on them!:))