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Unread 12-19-2021, 07:09 PM   #1
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There is a sleeper coming up in the February Rock Island Auction in February. It is a U.S. Test Trials 1900 Luger, #6825. It is a new number for my database. It is not identified as a Test piece on the auction. It it is a Bannerman purchase piece, therefore definitely an authentic example used in the trials.
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Unread 12-19-2021, 10:18 PM   #2
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Make a guesstimate on the auction..?
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Looks interesting. The condition is what you should expect from a test Luger. Definitely curious to see what it eventually goes for. It may fly under the radar.
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Looks interesting. The condition is what you should expect from a test Luger. Definitely curious to see what it eventually goes for. It may fly under the radar.
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Not if any of you gentlemen start bidding on it. lol
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Ron Radar Wood ... You got me thinking.
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Looks interesting. The condition is what you should expect from a test Luger. Definitely curious to see what it eventually goes for. It may fly under the radar.
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Not any more !
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