Identification and Price Check on Private Collection Items
 

I have received more loose items from a collector that is liquidating their collection due to age. These items come to me by his seller, which is a close friend. Since he has multiple Luger Items, I figured I would come to the experts. These items are for sale, but with my limited Luger knowledge, I am trusting you guys for fair pricing and my hope are to sell them in the low end of the range if there is any interest.

The first is a set of wood grips. They came wrapped in paper that disintegrated when opened. They look uninstalled. No number or markings that I see other than a X.
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...71&oe=57D29707
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...70&oe=580E742E
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...55&oe=5803CF8F
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...7b&oe=57C2B956

Next is a pair of transparent grips. I believe the two-piece design accommodates pictures.
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...09&oe=57D8D924

Prost! :cheers:

the wood grips look like repro's to me (the hole on the rear is usually what you see on a repro) - nice older repros but I doubt you'd get $50 each pair

The plexiglass grips, if WW2 era, but it depends on what they are made of, seem very clear to me - plexiglass is many times less clear - I think I have gotten $40-$50 a pair for these type too

Ed

The wood grips with the hole in the back are Italian repros and are very high quality...every bit as good as Nill grips. I have seen them go anywhere from $85 to $125. The grips shown are in really nice NOS condition.
Ron

I don't know much about plexiglas grips, while about those wood grips I think I would agree with Ron, I've got a pair of those wood grips, although they are really very very well made are not original.

Ron,

These don't have the safety area cut properly, like the Nil grips do.

Sieger

True. +1 for Nill