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bill m · 09-25-2001, 06:54 PM

Hi Sid,

I guess I have a little different opinion on rare Lugers. I would break them up into different types -- for instance, commercial, WWI, Weimar, and WW2 and ect., and then break them down as to what was rare in each type. The one of a kind Lugers are not obtainable and anyone can look in the books and read which ones there are only 2 known of. For instance in commercial Lugers a 1902 counter (50 Known) would be nice, in WWI stuff, a 1908 commercial Army with the triple X proofs would be nice (around 14 known), in the Weimar stuff, a 1921 dated 5 digit police of new manufacture ( around 13 known), and in the WW2 stuff, a 1939 Banner Army ( 4 known), or a K-date Navy (around 25 known). In each group there are very rare variations of Lugers, and depending on what one collects, his impression of what is "rare" can be different.

09-25-2001, 06:54 PM	#3
bill m User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 385 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: List of rare Lugers Hi Sid, I guess I have a little different opinion on rare Lugers. I would break them up into different types -- for instance, commercial, WWI, Weimar, and WW2 and ect., and then break them down as to what was rare in each type. The one of a kind Lugers are not obtainable and anyone can look in the books and read which ones there are only 2 known of. For instance in commercial Lugers a 1902 counter (50 Known) would be nice, in WWI stuff, a 1908 commercial Army with the triple X proofs would be nice (around 14 known), in the Weimar stuff, a 1921 dated 5 digit police of new manufacture ( around 13 known), and in the WW2 stuff, a 1939 Banner Army ( 4 known), or a K-date Navy (around 25 known). In each group there are very rare variations of Lugers, and depending on what one collects, his impression of what is "rare" can be different.