Luger Book

trap4570 · 11-27-2014, 01:43 PM

I would love to copy the letters from the Embassy in France, Office Chief of Staff, Wash. D.C., Office of Military Intelligence, State of New York Attorney General and War Department but the book was published in 75 and still under copyright. There are copies of the original with all stamps present. I don't know if the little book is bogus or not. I found it going through some old books. I'm sure if the author was able to track down S/N's then I would assume there would be Gov't records somewhere to indicate that fact. It also states that miscellaneous items (holsters, mags, ammunition and other items) were auctioned off on July 20, 1921. It shows 74 drums with leather carriers were sold off - where I don't know. He does list the Federal Records Center in Suitland, Maryland as having many records as well as Stoeger and the Archives Nationales in Quebec. It would be interesting to find what all they have.

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11-27-2014, 01:43 PM	#10
trap4570 User Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I would love to copy the letters from the Embassy in France, Office Chief of Staff, Wash. D.C., Office of Military Intelligence, State of New York Attorney General and War Department but the book was published in 75 and still under copyright. There are copies of the original with all stamps present. I don't know if the little book is bogus or not. I found it going through some old books. I'm sure if the author was able to track down S/N's then I would assume there would be Gov't records somewhere to indicate that fact. It also states that miscellaneous items (holsters, mags, ammunition and other items) were auctioned off on July 20, 1921. It shows 74 drums with leather carriers were sold off - where I don't know. He does list the Federal Records Center in Suitland, Maryland as having many records as well as Stoeger and the Archives Nationales in Quebec. It would be interesting to find what all they have.