#1914 erfurt luger value serial number#

The takedown tool is original and has proper Imperial marking. Take it to an older gunsmith or shop owner for a decent appraisal.

#1914 erfurt luger value serial number#

The stock is in good condition with no major defects, has sharp regimental marking and matching serial to the pistol. What is the value of a 1914 German Luger serial number 7526 Luger's will generally sell for 900-2000. The gun is all original with a mint bore and shows some honest holster ware. This rare WWI pistol is all matching except the clip, the clip is the WWI wood bottom in good working order. The holster is 1916 dated and maker marked to Sattler Janung of Hannover. Description: Up for sale today is a rare WWI German Erfurt 1914 Artillery Luger in 9mm ser. The spares are WWI era military magazines but mismatched to the pistol. One matching magazine is present, and the rig includes a holster, stock, tool, cleaning rod, straps, mag pouch and two spare magazines. All small parts are properly Erfurt marked, even the grip screws. Consequently, we've reduced the price (if we had no doubts about the finish this would be a $9500 listing). If this pistol was touched up at some point, we figure it was a while ago as there are still signs of aging on the front strap. erfurt 1914 artillery artillery luger w/stock - c41359 erfurt 1914 artillery artillery luger w/stock - c41359.

This gives us pause, as this is a sign of potential refinish or touching up. Upon closer inspection of the front strap, we found a few very small pits that appear to have bluing over them. LUGER, 1917-1920 Erfurt 8E Stamped on top of the toggle crown/ERFURT and on top of the chamber with the date 1917 In 1908, the German Army adopted the DWM Parabellum pistol as the Pistole Modell 1908 (P08) Parabellum to replace the Reichsrevolver in front-line service Blued ejector, other sm Most of the small parts have the small Erfurt proof. The pistol itself has a beautiful blued finish that rates at about 97% with minor high edge wear and a spot of finish loss on the bottom of the front strap. The same regimental marking can be found on the stock and the front strap of the pistol, and reads '172.R.9.6' for 172nd Infantry, 9th Company, gun number 6. Chamber is dated 1914 and extractor and safety are both marked in German. Sight is a nine-position adjustable model. Factor in the matching stock and magazine and there may be fewer than 10-20 comparable rigs in U.S. Issued with a flat board-type stock and other accessories which will be covered in the section of this book dealing with same. Thirdly, only ~23,000 Erfurt LP.08s were produced, and only an estimated 2% received regimental markings like the one above, meaning there are fewer than 500 such examples were issued. Secondly, the pistol has a very early serial and is one of the first LP.08s that Erfurt produced. Firstly, the matching stock and magazine are present, and you may go more than a year without seeing a 1914 Erfurt LP.08 up for sale with those features. A few aspects of this listing make it such a unique find. 10/31/19 - This is a very rare and complete Erfurt Artillery Luger rig from 1914.