P.04 Model 1906 Conversion

JoeP.08 · 01-01-2008, 07:47 PM

Ron,
Those are two wonderful pistols. I believe we have a lot in common as far as our "fascination" with the different variations of this exquisite pistol. Although, some might say our "fascination" is just left of mental illness. LOL! I have a sneaking suspicion your "treasure pile" is much bigger than mine

I agree that the "mint" pieces are nice but I prefer pieces with a little "salt". I have a few "mint" pieces but only because of where they came from. 98-100% scares the heck out of me. These are tools of war and were used as tools. Not all of them came out of the war in mint condition.

Thanks for your replies, Tim, Jerry, Joe F. (GerCollector), jsmith, LugerDoc, Ron, and G. van Vlimmeren. Happy New Year and Good Collecting!

Joe Pirolo

01-01-2008, 07:47 PM	#30
JoeP.08 User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: CT Posts: 159 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Ron, Those are two wonderful pistols. I believe we have a lot in common as far as our "fascination" with the different variations of this exquisite pistol. Although, some might say our "fascination" is just left of mental illness. LOL! I have a sneaking suspicion your "treasure pile" is much bigger than mine I agree that the "mint" pieces are nice but I prefer pieces with a little "salt". I have a few "mint" pieces but only because of where they came from. 98-100% scares the heck out of me. These are tools of war and were used as tools. Not all of them came out of the war in mint condition. Thanks for your replies, Tim, Jerry, Joe F. (GerCollector), jsmith, LugerDoc, Ron, and G. van Vlimmeren. Happy New Year and Good Collecting! Joe Pirolo __________________ "It's good to be a great man but it's great to be a good man." Joseph F. Pirolo Sr. (1934-2010)