This is a photo of my Modele P.04 display.

karmast · 11-15-2004, 03:08 PM

First of all: the sign is great now!!

And your other collection is wonderful, also to a non-Colt-collector!! The Colt has always been the better pistol in war (yes, shame on me, and those words on a Lugerforum, but thruth must be spoken..) and your collection is really great.
But I don`t get one single thing: what did you mean with "U.S. Navys that were assigned to US Battleships"? Do you know so very exactly, where this special piece has been? If so, it would be totally uncommon for a collector of german handguns. In our field here it is more often to NOT know, where our little princesses have been..
Had these Navy 1911 a special marking or do you know from the army archives and the serial nr.?

11-15-2004, 03:08 PM	#12
karmast User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 57 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	First of all: the sign is great now!! And your other collection is wonderful, also to a non-Colt-collector!! The Colt has always been the better pistol in war (yes, shame on me, and those words on a Lugerforum, but thruth must be spoken..) and your collection is really great. But I don`t get one single thing: what did you mean with "U.S. Navys that were assigned to US Battleships"? Do you know so very exactly, where this special piece has been? If so, it would be totally uncommon for a collector of german handguns. In our field here it is more often to NOT know, where our little princesses have been.. Had these Navy 1911 a special marking or do you know from the army archives and the serial nr.? __________________ Every Luger tells a story - but you have to find out what it says..