TRYING TO FIND A NEEDLE IN THE HAYSTACK

FFRAY16 · 03-26-2004, 11:36 PM

Hi I am a new member and I hope I am in the right forum. If not I apologize.My question is this...A relative of mine bought back a luger from the War,I have the paperwork that allowed him to transport it back. I dont know what the reason was but it was sold in the 50's in Detroit.The serial number is 73632 it also had these markings "type p.m. 37" followed by the cal. 7.65.If anyone has this and its for sale I would be interested.If not please explain the markings, they dont seem to match the descriptions I have read on markings.Thanks
p.s. This luger had either pearl or a bone type of grips when it was brought over.

03-26-2004, 11:36 PM	#1
FFRAY16 New User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: DENVER Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	TRYING TO FIND A NEEDLE IN THE HAYSTACK Hi I am a new member and I hope I am in the right forum. If not I apologize.My question is this...A relative of mine bought back a luger from the War,I have the paperwork that allowed him to transport it back. I dont know what the reason was but it was sold in the 50's in Detroit.The serial number is 73632 it also had these markings "type p.m. 37" followed by the cal. 7.65.If anyone has this and its for sale I would be interested.If not please explain the markings, they dont seem to match the descriptions I have read on markings.Thanks p.s. This luger had either pearl or a bone type of grips when it was brought over.

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