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03-04-2009, 06:30 PM | #1 |
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hello, new to forum. this is stamped on the luger. barrel is 1910, dmw marked. on handgaurd-stamped B.1.R.C.2.11
the last 2 numbers are smaller than the 1 and the 2. thanks!!!! i hve been doing some research on this. 1910 date on top of barrel. dmw marked. all numbers match-except magazine. marked B.1.R.C.2.11 was told-bavarian 1st regiment, 2nd company weapon 11. number b5090. in the book i was looking up, found lowest observed serial number to be b5095. could this be the lowest now? i was thinking of possibly selling it, to partly pay for a ww2 vehicle. i know something like this wont come around again. any thoughts on value? |
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Bavarian Infantry Regiment 1, 2nd company, weapon 11. What is the serial number?
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b 5090
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it also has the last 2 of the serial number on bottom of side plate. does not stay open on last shot with magazine in. this was brought back from ww2 from my neighbors granddad-- big red 1. captured--or taken from a concentration camp.
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The fact that it has no hold-open latch is consistent with a Bavarian issued weapon. The Bavarian and Wurtemburger P08s are known to have not had hold-opens added. Photos, if possible, would be appreciated.
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03-04-2009, 11:39 PM | #6 |
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thanks for the info!!! i will try to get some pictures up soon. any information on this unit? or where would i look? i see alot on 1st bavarian division. thanks
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Can't help 'til Monday as I'm travelling.
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i was reading up on this pistol. says in the book lowest observed serial number is b5095. looks like mine is 5 under. reading up some on this unit-looks to be the unit hitler wanted for his 1st unit, but was transfered out soon.
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Welcome to the forum; I "merged" your two posts into one (thus why your first post looks different). Although "rarer" than many other years, you see 1910's more often than say, a 1912 (geo told me this last weekend ); and I picked up a non unit marked one this last weekend myself. Value could be $600-$1500, all depending on condition and originailty. Ed
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03-11-2009, 09:19 AM | #10 |
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Jan Still shows the range beginning in the 3000b range.
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