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7P's · 05-09-2005, 07:39 PM

I donâ??t know the history of this Luger, except that it was obtained in the early 1950â??s from an elderly Finlander in NE Minnesota. The individual that obtained this Luger from this gentleman, stated the elderly Finlander handmade the grips. The clips are not matched as they have numbers 9113 and 2270 with a + and 2 other markings. The holster has the top inside small pouch missing but does have the soldiers name handwritten on the inside of the flap. It looks like a stock could be fitted to the bottom rear of the handle and it has a lanyard mount. This Luger was last fired in the 1950â??s. Could anyone tell me what a fair trade value this Luger would have?

05-09-2005, 07:39 PM	#1
7P's New User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Fargo, ND Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	What's a fair trade value? I donâ??t know the history of this Luger, except that it was obtained in the early 1950â??s from an elderly Finlander in NE Minnesota. The individual that obtained this Luger from this gentleman, stated the elderly Finlander handmade the grips. The clips are not matched as they have numbers 9113 and 2270 with a + and 2 other markings. The holster has the top inside small pouch missing but does have the soldiers name handwritten on the inside of the flap. It looks like a stock could be fitted to the bottom rear of the handle and it has a lanyard mount. This Luger was last fired in the 1950â??s. Could anyone tell me what a fair trade value this Luger would have? Attached Images