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John D. · 05-06-2003, 12:29 PM

Hi Franz,

What you have is a nice mid-series "S", that has been refinished. Issue dates were estimated to be in 1936 (production may have been in y/e 1935), and there are 3 "S" variations - your's being the middle of that range. Military serialized and issued Kriegs were blued, rather then chromed/nickel plated - except for the presentation Kriegs that were plated (gold/silver/platnium..) (these, of course, were not-military issued, and yours, unforunately - isn't one of those).

Also - I can't tell the type of material you have for grips??

Hope this helps, and all Kriegs are terrific!! Since it came from your Grand-dad, I'm sure it's special..!! Nice HK.!

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05-06-2003, 12:29 PM	#11
John D. Administrator & Site Owner LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A Little NE of Somewhere... Posts: 2,651 Thanks: 477 Thanked 515 Times in 128 Posts	Hi Franz, What you have is a nice mid-series "S", that has been refinished. Issue dates were estimated to be in 1936 (production may have been in y/e 1935), and there are 3 "S" variations - your's being the middle of that range. Military serialized and issued Kriegs were blued, rather then chromed/nickel plated - except for the presentation Kriegs that were plated (gold/silver/platnium..) (these, of course, were not-military issued, and yours, unforunately - isn't one of those). Also - I can't tell the type of material you have for grips?? Hope this helps, and all Kriegs are terrific!! Since it came from your Grand-dad, I'm sure it's special..!! Nice HK.!