Imperial Luger Tools
 

Hi All,

I was just looking over my Imperial Tools and noticed that two had the same crown/letter.

That started me to think, is there any letter that is rare?
Are there letters that are common?


Richard

C/C, C/G, C/H, C/L, C/M, C/N, 3 lobe crown X are rare, C/V is often seen. More under http://www.militaria-fundforum.de/sh...d.php?t=243112
Regards
Klaus

And if you find one of these you've hit the jackpot.
Norm

Some pics of rare birds...

Can you explain why this particular loading tool would be hitting the "jackpot"? enqu
 

Could you please explain why this particular loading tool would be hitting the "jackpot"? Enquiring minds would like to know. Thanks!

Klaus

Do they belong to your collection?
Congrats indeed.


Sergio

Hello Sergio,

I bought one last week in a gun shop. The one that is in Norme's first post in this thread. I don't know anything about it yet. What can you or anyone else tell me about it?

Sergio, yes they are from my collection...

Klaus...VERY impressive collection. Thanks for sharing.

You might want to send Norme a PM concerning the tool.....just a thought.

Klaus, That top row of holsters is VERY nice. I bet the others are as good. Thanks for the picture. John

Hi Joseph, Sorry to be late responding, I was overseas. The two lobed crown/D mark is the earliest German military inspection mark known and is the same distinctive mark that was used on the very first German Army test guns ( formerly known as Danzig Test). If yours is indeed identical to the one shown it is very rare, with only two known examples.
Regards, Norm

Hi Klaus, Thanks for showing that photo of your amazing collection.
Best regards, Norm

Ooh! I like that front sight adjusting tool! It looks like it has two different sight band diameters - which two is it for??? :)

It is Swidish and only for the Luger. I will take a picture to show how it is to handle.

Here is a finnish tool.

Interesting!!! :thumbup:

And quite different from the Swedish tool... ;)

Thanks
 

Norme,

Thanks for getting back to me on this. It turns out mine is a 3 lobed tool so it was close, but not the "Jackpot" I was curious about. However, I am a little more enlightened regarding tool marks thanks to your posts, Lugerholster Repair and Dave Lindsey.

Best Regards,

Joe G.