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Very interesting weapon seen in Germany: Navy accepted Luger Carbine 1902 with leather scabbard.

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The Navy acceptance Crown/M on left side receiver together with Crown/B & Crown/U:

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Celluloid plate on stock with inscript: Honor prize from Imperial Navy Office Secretary to Fencing tournament 3rd group contestant, 1910

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Left side:

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