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[HerrKaiser]

The one that immediately pops out is the 1914/1920 “double date” (1920 is actually a property mark) DWM pistol. If matching, that one would have some good collector value.

The gun numbered “8000” is neat to me because I like the squarely rounded numbers, the magazine marks say it is a police pistol. but more information on it is needed to make any more assessments. Same with the other pistols.

[Pappy1600]

Originally Posted by HerrKaiser

The one that immediately pops out is the 1914/1920 “double date” (1920 is actually a property mark) DWM pistol. If matching, that one would have some good collector value.

The gun numbered “8000” is neat to me because I like the squarely rounded numbers, the magazine marks say it is a police pistol. but more information on it is needed to make any more assessments. Same with the other pistols.

I am a sucker for "00" number guns, I have a few M1 Garands in my collection with double zeros ending the serial number, that one caught my eye especially with the matching magazine, they were all nice looking guns, when I have time I will definitely get some better pictures and fill out the spec sheets as well, I figured you folks would enjoy looking at them. I never owned a Luger, most of my handgun collection are old Colts, but after looking at these examples I may have to consider one for my own collection. That being said , I took in around 40 rifles from this collection and still need to pick up the handguns which is around 40 as well. Need a lotto win, so many guns to choose from so little funds.