Luger drawings
 

I would like to know if anyone has access to any patent drawings of Luger pistols or exploded diagrams or stuff I could down load or purchase from anyone to put up on my gunroom walls as part of my LUGER display.
Murray.

If you've got any US patent number, you can download it directly from the link below:

http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/srchnum.htm

Actually, I'd be interested too. Does anyone know the US patent numbers?

Not all U.S. Patents are available online... some are so old that they are only available on paper. The patent diagarams of the Luger are available for download right here on the Lugerforum. Go to the Member Gallery and you will find the album... The drawings were purchased by a member of the forum whose name appears on the album.

The copies of the patent drawings were donated to the forum and I created Hi-resolution scans so that anyone who wanted them can download them. To obtain the hi-res version you must use the menu option at the top of the page that says "full" which stands for full-size.

If you have the ability to print them out with a quality laser scanner they should be a very good quality for framing.

John,
The USPTO has recently scanned ALL the US patents going back to the 18th century and they are now available on-line.
Panda

Thanks Panda... must be a very recent occurance... because it hasn't been that long since we obtained the drawings on paper and made that album...

I've just checked and you can download the patent you've put on the forum directly from the USPTO.
Do you know whether there are more luger patents?

The Navarro Brother Patent for a full auto Luger conversion.

The patent number is 1,113,239.

Thanks,
Panda

Being evidence of concept, the patent drawings do not include dimensions. Any source of authentic drawings with dimensions?

Not to my knowledge No�«l...

If you come across them please forward a copy to me for the Lugerforum archive...(as I have come to call my photo and drawing collection).

contact Heinz Ahlers
mailto:halers@fuse.nethalers@fuse.net</a>

He has Luger, Mannlicher, Borchardt, Maxim, P38, etc.