Historical Luger

12-03-2001, 03:23 PM

Dear All - explain please - 1918, new in box, American Historical Foundation. Simple British person does not understand the combination of new and 1918 in one sentence. With the aid of four other people and a lot of little stones [there's deep pun coming in here if you are a Latin speaker, BTW], I have calculated that MY 1918 P.08 is 83 years old. Does the word new mean something else in USA?

Puzzled of Alconbury

TF

12-03-2001, 03:23 PM	#2
Terry A de C Foley Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Historical Luger Dear All - explain please - 1918, new in box, American Historical Foundation. Simple British person does not understand the combination of new and 1918 in one sentence. With the aid of four other people and a lot of little stones [there's deep pun coming in here if you are a Latin speaker, BTW], I have calculated that MY 1918 P.08 is 83 years old. Does the word new mean something else in USA? Puzzled of Alconbury TF

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