Welcome to the forum. Value can range, probably what you paid for it, unless you got it as a present or good deal - no offense but I don't generally click on each picture to go look.
If you state DWM double date, it started as WW1 and then likely received the 1920 gov't marking (see FAQ in New Collectors area).
The two matching mags have major issues;
1. Aluminum bases
2. One is army marked (+ which means spare)
3. One is Police (3)
4. Been ground and new numbers put on them
I did not see a picture of the top?
The unit markings I'd have to look up
Are you a Sons of Union re-enactor? I observe and although I live in Penn I am a founding member of the Washington States Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Ed
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Edward Tinker
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Co-Author of Police Lugers - Co-Author of Simson Lugers
Author of Veteran Bring Backs Vol I, Vol II, Vol III and Vol IV
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