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paulkeats · 03-01-2003, 05:44 PM

I have a 7.65mm 1914 Luger #5695 with all matching serial numbers in about 90% condition. Bullets have been left in the magazine for many years and the spring pressure has broken the wooden base. The gun is operable with replacement magazine.

I have the original Army certificate authorizing T/Sgt Erwin M. Anderson, 33196252, to transport the pistol back to the States. Signed by 1st Lt. Paul A. Crouch, SigC, 78th Signal Company, dtd 20 November, 1945. It is an Erfurt and the following markings are on the face of the grip:

FgD. 41.19.

The shoulder stock attachment is still on the back of the grip. Any comments?

03-01-2003, 05:44 PM	#1
paulkeats User Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Captured Luger question I have a 7.65mm 1914 Luger #5695 with all matching serial numbers in about 90% condition. Bullets have been left in the magazine for many years and the spring pressure has broken the wooden base. The gun is operable with replacement magazine. I have the original Army certificate authorizing T/Sgt Erwin M. Anderson, 33196252, to transport the pistol back to the States. Signed by 1st Lt. Paul A. Crouch, SigC, 78th Signal Company, dtd 20 November, 1945. It is an Erfurt and the following markings are on the face of the grip: FgD. 41.19. The shoulder stock attachment is still on the back of the grip. Any comments? __________________ Paul Keats