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Johnny Peppers · 03-24-2002, 01:23 PM

Yesterday a friend gave me copies of period catalogs and correspondence of Hans Tauscher. One of the more interesting items of information in his catalog was ".45 Caliber now in course of manufacture, will be on the market shortly." I am not sure the correspondence exactly matches the date of this catalog, but the correspondence is dated July 20, 1908. The early catalog showes the Model 1900 and Model 1902 Carbine. The Model 1900 is $25.00 with a spare magazine, and the 1902 Carbine is $50.00. 100 of the cartridges for the Carbine in either full steel jacket or softnose were $2.50.

Another Tauscher catalog of apparently after WWI also advertises either new or used Lugers. The used (Grade 2) Lugers with 4" barrels were $19.75 while the 6" and 8" were advertised at $24.85. The new manufacture Lugers were priced at $34.85. He also advertise a .22 S&W at $23.85 and a Colt Woodsman for $22.85.

03-24-2002, 01:23 PM	#1
Johnny Peppers User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Calion, Arkansas Posts: 1,042 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Hans Tauscher Yesterday a friend gave me copies of period catalogs and correspondence of Hans Tauscher. One of the more interesting items of information in his catalog was ".45 Caliber now in course of manufacture, will be on the market shortly." I am not sure the correspondence exactly matches the date of this catalog, but the correspondence is dated July 20, 1908. The early catalog showes the Model 1900 and Model 1902 Carbine. The Model 1900 is $25.00 with a spare magazine, and the 1902 Carbine is $50.00. 100 of the cartridges for the Carbine in either full steel jacket or softnose were $2.50. Another Tauscher catalog of apparently after WWI also advertises either new or used Lugers. The used (Grade 2) Lugers with 4" barrels were $19.75 while the 6" and 8" were advertised at $24.85. The new manufacture Lugers were priced at $34.85. He also advertise a .22 S&W at $23.85 and a Colt Woodsman for $22.85.