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John D. · 03-26-2003, 08:37 PM

Hi Clevix,

Welcome to the LugerForum...!

First - picture would be outstanding to try to determine what your's really is. For example - does it have "S/42" or a Mauser Banner? If it is an S/42 - it could be a number of variations (Army or Navy). As well - if it's a "1938" Police Banner - it could be rather rare....

Could you perhaps take a moment and supply some further details about all the proofs you see, toggle marks, whether the magazines have a matching serial numbers, and how they are stamped?? As well as for the holster, and the "tool"...?

A picture is "worth a thousand words", so if you need help posting some, let me know - and I'll try to get you set up. If not, take a moment and describe what you can see as best you can. As a reference, on the left menu (http://www.lugerforum.com) you will see a link called "Technical Information" which may help you identify what you are seeing...

All in all - it sounds like a terrific RIG - CONGRATS!!!

03-26-2003, 08:37 PM	#2
John D. Administrator & Site Owner LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A Little NE of Somewhere... Posts: 2,651 Thanks: 478 Thanked 517 Times in 129 Posts	Hi Clevix, Welcome to the LugerForum...! First - picture would be outstanding to try to determine what your's really is. For example - does it have "S/42" or a Mauser Banner? If it is an S/42 - it could be a number of variations (Army or Navy). As well - if it's a "1938" Police Banner - it could be rather rare.... Could you perhaps take a moment and supply some further details about all the proofs you see, toggle marks, whether the magazines have a matching serial numbers, and how they are stamped?? As well as for the holster, and the "tool"...? A picture is "worth a thousand words", so if you need help posting some, let me know - and I'll try to get you set up. If not, take a moment and describe what you can see as best you can. As a reference, on the left menu (http://www.lugerforum.com) you will see a link called "Technical Information" which may help you identify what you are seeing... All in all - it sounds like a terrific RIG - CONGRATS!!!