[Dwight Gruber]

A better gunshow than we have seen here in months, Luger-wise.

byf 41, wood grips, fxo mag, pretty nice shape, $725

.30 Alphabet Commercial, very nice, $800

byf 41, bakelite grips, fxo mag, 10" .30 bubba-built barrel, ground stock lug, $1.3k

Police rework of a 1908 First Issue Military, sear safety and clipped mag safety, Imperial unit mark overstamped with Police unit mark, two mags, Police holster converted from military, unstamped loading tool, $2k

Bob Hogan was there for the morning with four Lugers:
1906 Swiss Cross-in-Shield, $2.9k
Swiss Berne, $2.8k
both choice guns
.30 Alphabet Commercial, $595
.30 1923 Commercial (5-digit serial#), $595
Neither one really collection quality
A couple of Swiss holsters, $125 each
He also had several other interesting early-century autoloaders--Sauer, an couple of FNs, cyq P-38, etc.

Jerry Kramer was back with a selection of high-quality, high-price Lugers:
1906 AE, $1,895
1906 Berne blank chamber, $3,195
1906 Swiss Cross-in-Starburst, $2,995
1906 Cross-in-Shield, $3,295
byf 42, wood grips, $1,895
DWM 1st Issue Military, $1,895 (I think...)
Simson .30 export-marked rework, $2,295
1913 Erfurt with stock lug, $1,595
1906 AE, $2,995
Interarms cutaway, $3,000
Snail drum loader, $1k
ERMA .22 conversion kit in box, $749
1906 Portuguese holster, $175
1915-dated Police holster, $195

.30 Alphabet Commercial walk-in, wouldn't say a price

Mauser Interarms Swiss-frame 9mm walk-in, might have taken an $800 offer

1915 walk-in, buffed n'blued (poorly) with a .30 6-inch barrel, $500

--Dwight