Liver vs. Steak???

Ted · 02-08-2001, 09:12 AM

GT in Harry Jones Book about Luger Variations he does talk about the 1920 Commercial says "too many of them were made" So I assume he was saying they are not too exciting to collectors. I feel just the opposite. They may not be rare but for a pre WWII Luger many of them can be found in pretty good shape, especially with a barrel better than most WWI models that were used in the war. I love this variation, the slightly shorter barrel, the rust blue, the strawed parts and the sometimes lighter colored grips and the numbers these were made in makes this a great variation to find and admire. Ted

02-08-2001, 09:12 AM	#8
Ted User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: SC Posts: 726 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Liver vs. Steak??? GT in Harry Jones Book about Luger Variations he does talk about the 1920 Commercial says "too many of them were made" So I assume he was saying they are not too exciting to collectors. I feel just the opposite. They may not be rare but for a pre WWII Luger many of them can be found in pretty good shape, especially with a barrel better than most WWI models that were used in the war. I love this variation, the slightly shorter barrel, the rust blue, the strawed parts and the sometimes lighter colored grips and the numbers these were made in makes this a great variation to find and admire. Ted