Interesting post / thread from Ralph 04/29/02

Mike Jones · 06-16-2002, 08:34 PM

I just became aware of the Luger Fourm in the last couple of weeks. Have been reading some of the postings & threads from the old Fourm and this one from Ralph Shattuck caught my eye on the .45 Lugers. As follows:

Re: .45Carbine(Reposted)

posted by: Ralph E Shattuck
Date: on 4/29/02 at 5:06pm

" Goog afternoon: What serial No is the 45 in the Museum in LA on display? The One Harry Jones Found after the fight with SID Aberman about his "FAKE" 45 Luger. An interesting Story in 1945. Yes its the same one that sold for $1,000000.00. See even the Experts then Could be wrong. You have older Collector's that remember. HISTORY QUESTION: What Town did Sid find the 45 in? Prize is a FREE PAD ON THE BACK."

I,for one,and am sure there are others that would like to hear this "Interesting story in 1945" between Harry Jones and Sid Aberman concerning serial #2 45 Luger. From an "older collectors that remember." Maybe it would shed some light on the 45 Lugers and the mystery that surrounds them.

Sincerely,
Mike Jones

06-16-2002, 08:34 PM	#1
Mike Jones User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Torrance, Calif. Posts: 67 Thanks: 10 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Interesting post / thread from Ralph 04/29/02 I just became aware of the Luger Fourm in the last couple of weeks. Have been reading some of the postings & threads from the old Fourm and this one from Ralph Shattuck caught my eye on the .45 Lugers. As follows: Re: .45Carbine(Reposted) posted by: Ralph E Shattuck Date: on 4/29/02 at 5:06pm " Goog afternoon: What serial No is the 45 in the Museum in LA on display? The One Harry Jones Found after the fight with SID Aberman about his "FAKE" 45 Luger. An interesting Story in 1945. Yes its the same one that sold for $1,000000.00. See even the Experts then Could be wrong. You have older Collector's that remember. HISTORY QUESTION: What Town did Sid find the 45 in? Prize is a FREE PAD ON THE BACK." I,for one,and am sure there are others that would like to hear this "Interesting story in 1945" between Harry Jones and Sid Aberman concerning serial #2 45 Luger. From an "older collectors that remember." Maybe it would shed some light on the 45 Lugers and the mystery that surrounds them. Sincerely, Mike Jones