1918 DWM Military Luger Value?

osteentp · 11-14-2013, 04:10 PM

All small parts do have last two digits of serial number stamped on them. Base of magazine appears to be aluminum with different serial number in four digits. Back of grips have no numbers stamped, but look matched to overall condition of gun. Do not believe it is a reblue as the straw and all appear very original. I would assume that a reblue would also weaken the machine marks inherent in the guns manufacture. It has all original machine marks. I am a coin dealer, so I do understand and recognize the effects of buffing and polishing.

I am having trouble with the camera. Hopefully get it fixed soon and post much better detailed pictures.

11-14-2013, 04:10 PM	#1
osteentp User Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	All small parts do have last two digits of serial number stamped on them. Base of magazine appears to be aluminum with different serial number in four digits. Back of grips have no numbers stamped, but look matched to overall condition of gun. Do not believe it is a reblue as the straw and all appear very original. I would assume that a reblue would also weaken the machine marks inherent in the guns manufacture. It has all original machine marks. I am a coin dealer, so I do understand and recognize the effects of buffing and polishing. I am having trouble with the camera. Hopefully get it fixed soon and post much better detailed pictures.