Fleur de Lys marked lugers

drbuster · 03-14-2011, 09:15 PM

Norm, thanks for the comment. It's mind blowing what you said about The Multinational Pistol. Nevertheless I understand the general caution out there and also Vlim's concern about the St. Etienne address. Why, if that's the case, the St. Etienne marking on the barrel top was not stamped "Paris"? There's so much that we see today, what with the expiration of many "old time" collectors, coming to market that is hard to explain as no verifiable records exist. All I can say is that anyone with experience who examines this set will see they are real from "A" to "Z". I appreciate Ron Wood's approach to this...he has an educated experienced open mind.

03-14-2011, 09:15 PM	#23
drbuster User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: San Mateo, California Posts: 1,432 Thanks: 2 Thanked 71 Times in 56 Posts	Norm, thanks for the comment. It's mind blowing what you said about The Multinational Pistol. Nevertheless I understand the general caution out there and also Vlim's concern about the St. Etienne address. Why, if that's the case, the St. Etienne marking on the barrel top was not stamped "Paris"? There's so much that we see today, what with the expiration of many "old time" collectors, coming to market that is hard to explain as no verifiable records exist. All I can say is that anyone with experience who examines this set will see they are real from "A" to "Z". I appreciate Ron Wood's approach to this...he has an educated experienced open mind.