1935 all matching Luger

saxthorpe · 10-03-2009, 11:04 PM

I recently inherited a (?) 1935 Luger ("G" "S/42") that I believe has around 70-80% bluing, nice strawing, and a very clean barrel. Is not marked for caliber, but appears to be 9mm. All parts, incuding one of the two magazines, are matching. It also has a somewhat beat-up but intact hardshell holster in dark black/brown. I am just beginning my research, and as it belonged to my 81 year old brother I have no intention of selling it. But I am interested in an approximate value for adding to my firearms insurance and want to know if I am correct (from my novice research) that this pistol was made by the Mauser factory in 1935? There is a lower case "F" underneath the serial number (26xx) in two places.

Most of the proof marks don't appear to exactly match the examples I have found on-line thus far so I have more research to do...

Thank you in advance for any advice.

10-03-2009, 11:04 PM	#1
saxthorpe User Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 11 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	1935 all matching Luger I recently inherited a (?) 1935 Luger ("G" "S/42") that I believe has around 70-80% bluing, nice strawing, and a very clean barrel. Is not marked for caliber, but appears to be 9mm. All parts, incuding one of the two magazines, are matching. It also has a somewhat beat-up but intact hardshell holster in dark black/brown. I am just beginning my research, and as it belonged to my 81 year old brother I have no intention of selling it. But I am interested in an approximate value for adding to my firearms insurance and want to know if I am correct (from my novice research) that this pistol was made by the Mauser factory in 1935? There is a lower case "F" underneath the serial number (26xx) in two places. Most of the proof marks don't appear to exactly match the examples I have found on-line thus far so I have more research to do... Thank you in advance for any advice.