Please help identify and estimate value.(DWM)

Jamka · 04-25-2007, 06:02 AM

Ben,

For the moment Your Luger SN 1039v is classified as a:

- Oberndorf 1934 (assembled by Mauser), having three distinctive properties that are not found on the 38 pistols reported before:

1. The serial number on the left receiver is stamped after the proofing and blueing
2. It has an orginal looking barrel with a 7.65mm caliber
3. It has a sear safety (Police issue); normally not found with this caliber.

If you can take some more close pictures I would like to see:
- detailed pictures of the barrel-receiver junction with the witness mark
- close up of the SN stamp on the left receiver

The two matching magazines are very nice - the wooden bottoms are not damaged and they confirm the early issue to the German Police.

04-25-2007, 06:02 AM	#18
Jamka RIP Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Antwerp Belgium Posts: 51 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Ben, For the moment Your Luger SN 1039v is classified as a: - Oberndorf 1934 (assembled by Mauser), having three distinctive properties that are not found on the 38 pistols reported before: 1. The serial number on the left receiver is stamped after the proofing and blueing 2. It has an orginal looking barrel with a 7.65mm caliber 3. It has a sear safety (Police issue); normally not found with this caliber. If you can take some more close pictures I would like to see: - detailed pictures of the barrel-receiver junction with the witness mark - close up of the SN stamp on the left receiver The two matching magazines are very nice - the wooden bottoms are not damaged and they confirm the early issue to the German Police. __________________ Joop