unterhund,
I also would encase the Luger, dagger, shoulder holster and written history exactly as-is in some very safe place; and get another one for shooting.
There ain't a Luger in the world worth as much as the one you already have in exactly the condition it's in.
You might also wish to stipulate in your will that descendants cannot sell, alter, give away, barter or by any means dispose of it... kids will be kids. In my late teens I made a couple of very foolish decisions regarding a couple of guns I inherited and I wish now that someone had stopped me.
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A heroin habit would be cheaper.
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