belt and holster for model 1900 American Eagle Luger

maddog350gt · 11-28-2004, 08:19 PM

Don, as I don't see any response here on the forum about your two extra magazines I thought I would send this along. Your description of the mark on the magazines suggest that they were surplus US Army test eagle magazines. These were marked with a US flaming bomb proof or acceptance mark. I am not a magazine expert and I am sure that there are others here with more expertise, but if you are curious try to load a picture of the mark on the magazines for the group to comment on. Your 1900 AE is not a test eagle as it has the Germany stamp, but the magazines being sold as surplus would have been contemporary with the period when your luger was originally acquired. This Luger rig is an exceptional find and makes you the envy of many, including myself. Congratulations on an outstanding early Luger rig.

Bob M.

11-28-2004, 08:19 PM	#26
maddog350gt User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Washougal WA Posts: 170 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Don, as I don't see any response here on the forum about your two extra magazines I thought I would send this along. Your description of the mark on the magazines suggest that they were surplus US Army test eagle magazines. These were marked with a US flaming bomb proof or acceptance mark. I am not a magazine expert and I am sure that there are others here with more expertise, but if you are curious try to load a picture of the mark on the magazines for the group to comment on. Your 1900 AE is not a test eagle as it has the Germany stamp, but the magazines being sold as surplus would have been contemporary with the period when your luger was originally acquired. This Luger rig is an exceptional find and makes you the envy of many, including myself. Congratulations on an outstanding early Luger rig. Bob M.