1900 Swiss Pictures, Value, Comments

RAHamilton · 06-28-2004, 09:23 PM

Gentlemen:

I have been discussing the purchase of a 1900 Swiss Luger from a gentleman who sent me several pictures of this weapon. I've taken some digital pictures of the pictures and they didn't turn out to bad. Hopefully, you will be able to provide me some feedback based on the pictures.

Things I know about this particular Swiss; SN #2914. It has been re-blued as is evidenced from the pictures showing the interior of the mag well with the right grip taken off. As evidenced, it is blue and not "in the white" and also there is some slight pitting of the metal that has been blued over. The mag has a small chip out of the wooden bottom and although the pictures do not show it, it's supposed to be numbered to the gun. The grips are numbered to the gun and the left side markings show up fairly well in the pictures. The right side appears to be completely void of any stampings, markings, of any kind.

I would appreciate any and all comments about this particular Swiss and also if any of you have an estimated value in it's re-blued condition. Thanks in advance and I need your comments as soon as possible.

Best Regards,
Bob

06-28-2004, 09:23 PM	#1
RAHamilton User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Sioux City, Iowa Posts: 55 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	1900 Swiss Pictures, Value, Comments Gentlemen: I have been discussing the purchase of a 1900 Swiss Luger from a gentleman who sent me several pictures of this weapon. I've taken some digital pictures of the pictures and they didn't turn out to bad. Hopefully, you will be able to provide me some feedback based on the pictures. Things I know about this particular Swiss; SN #2914. It has been re-blued as is evidenced from the pictures showing the interior of the mag well with the right grip taken off. As evidenced, it is blue and not "in the white" and also there is some slight pitting of the metal that has been blued over. The mag has a small chip out of the wooden bottom and although the pictures do not show it, it's supposed to be numbered to the gun. The grips are numbered to the gun and the left side markings show up fairly well in the pictures. The right side appears to be completely void of any stampings, markings, of any kind. I would appreciate any and all comments about this particular Swiss and also if any of you have an estimated value in it's re-blued condition. Thanks in advance and I need your comments as soon as possible. Best Regards, Bob