Chip,
From what I can see in the photo you posted you have a very clean example of a WWI Luger. The mismatched parts do not make it any less historical, they simply simply devalue the gun for a serious collector. The upside is that you can shoot the gun without degrading its value if a numbered part breaks.
As I tried to express earlier, replacing the mismatched parts with correctly numbered parts will not make this a matching gun. Each of the parts you seek has additional flags indicating its true origin. Moreover, the cost of replacing these parts, if you could miraculously find them, would far surpass any increase in value. The exception would be to trade your commercial mag for a military mag.
Again, Enjoy the Luger and rember with lugers, more is better.
KFS
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