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To specifically answer your question from the first post, the markings on the grip strap are unit markings associated with a Weimar era police unit. Don, the expert, gave you the details in his post above...
These would not have been found on a 1936 era Luger, which is why the others are confident that the gun has been assembled from parts of other Lugers. These often make great shooters. Enjoy!!! Marc
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