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08-28-2001, 12:50 PM

Hi Guys. Thanks for the valuable responses. I did some further research on the Luger. The proof marks are definitely German Navy Receiver proof marks.

I forgot to mention the holster. It came with a brown holster. The initials "LZA" with an eagle below it with the name "J.Karlsruhe, is stamped on it. The cleaning rod and what appears to be a screwdriver, is included with the holster. The year "1918" is stamped on the inside of the flap.

The gentleman who is selling the Luger, said he has an official letter given to his father authorizing him to take the Luger out of Germany.

Once again, thanks for speedy response. If and when I buy these pieces, you all will be hearing from me again.

Patrick.

08-28-2001, 12:50 PM	#5
Patrick McGlashan Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Help, what model is this 1917 DWM Hi Guys. Thanks for the valuable responses. I did some further research on the Luger. The proof marks are definitely German Navy Receiver proof marks. I forgot to mention the holster. It came with a brown holster. The initials "LZA" with an eagle below it with the name "J.Karlsruhe, is stamped on it. The cleaning rod and what appears to be a screwdriver, is included with the holster. The year "1918" is stamped on the inside of the flap. The gentleman who is selling the Luger, said he has an official letter given to his father authorizing him to take the Luger out of Germany. Once again, thanks for speedy response. If and when I buy these pieces, you all will be hearing from me again. Patrick.