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Originally Posted by An Old Shooter
No date over the chamber on what looks like a commercial top with no military poofs. An N on the left side is almost touched by 2144 which is also on the barrel. The frame has an etched out two digit number and l (el) with 2144 added underneath. Toggle seems commercial with etched 44 on top. Side plate with etched 44 is not typical German but works. I would guess the top and bottom did not start out together.
Thanks for the information. This is all very interesting and educational for those who love Lugers and their history.
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You would guess correctly; the luger assembled by the Russians or East Germans after WWII.