Fake Navy Toggle

vtwoodchuck · 04-18-2007, 11:36 AM

Hi, Thank you all for your comments pro and con. Someone has bid on it and I will refund all moneys paid including shipping both ways if they are not satisified it is original. I still would like to know from those of you who own a 1906 Navy if yours has a number under the knobs as I have shown above AND from LugerDoc, if the repros, cast or milled have a number there? It would seem to me that a faker would not bother to put a number there as a majority of the Navy lugers like my 1916 DO NOT have a number there but have a small mark futher back. You are a great bunch of guys and I am learning a lot about Lugers. Norm, I did not receive your reply e-mail. For some reason I have been missing some lately. I really do want to know about the '06 toggles and the number underneath it. Thanks. Doug

04-18-2007, 11:36 AM	#31
vtwoodchuck User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Morrisville, Vermont Posts: 68 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	Hi, Thank you all for your comments pro and con. Someone has bid on it and I will refund all moneys paid including shipping both ways if they are not satisified it is original. I still would like to know from those of you who own a 1906 Navy if yours has a number under the knobs as I have shown above AND from LugerDoc, if the repros, cast or milled have a number there? It would seem to me that a faker would not bother to put a number there as a majority of the Navy lugers like my 1916 DO NOT have a number there but have a small mark futher back. You are a great bunch of guys and I am learning a lot about Lugers. Norm, I did not receive your reply e-mail. For some reason I have been missing some lately. I really do want to know about the '06 toggles and the number underneath it. Thanks. Doug __________________ Doug

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