1918 DWM Arty Luger information needed

Big Norm · 07-23-2007, 12:21 PM

Tak,
Chelsea sounds familiar. That could be because we have a city in Michigan by the same name. She might be in contact with them. My lady friend who volunteered me to do the shelve work will be seeing her today and I requested more information about John William Richardsons (also called "Bill") military background for you. Her name is Dafney (how's that for a good, solid, British, womans name?).

Apparently, heroism runs in the family gene pool. She also has some medals of Bills father who fought in
WW1. Sadly, she doesn't have any Lugers. I don't know if she has any war pictures. She is a member of the Michigan Daughters of the British Empire and quite proud of her background. So I am sure that her war stuff would be authentic. Send me a message via the forums mail box with your email address and I will give you information as it comes in from Dafney.
Big Norm

07-23-2007, 12:21 PM	#23
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Tak, Chelsea sounds familiar. That could be because we have a city in Michigan by the same name. She might be in contact with them. My lady friend who volunteered me to do the shelve work will be seeing her today and I requested more information about John William Richardsons (also called "Bill") military background for you. Her name is Dafney (how's that for a good, solid, British, womans name?). Apparently, heroism runs in the family gene pool. She also has some medals of Bills father who fought in WW1. Sadly, she doesn't have any Lugers. I don't know if she has any war pictures. She is a member of the Michigan Daughters of the British Empire and quite proud of her background. So I am sure that her war stuff would be authentic. Send me a message via the forums mail box with your email address and I will give you information as it comes in from Dafney. Big Norm