Darryl
The 107th Regiment (Saxon) was part of the 24th and 58th Infantrie Divisions during World War I and battled on the Western and Eastern Fronts at the Marne, Flanders, Artois, Russia, Lorraine, Verdun, Champagne, Somme, Russia-Lake Narotch, Houthulst Wood Ypres, Scarpe-Somme.
There are 9 Lugers and 0ne Sauer marked to the 107th Tnfanterie Regiment. During 1918 the 107th Infanterie Regiment battled the British on the Western Front. Most likely these Lugers were captured by the British and eventually made their way to the U.S.
* 1908 DWM, s/n 4032b : 107.R.3.1. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 3, Waffe Nr. 1)
* 1912 ERFURT, s/n unk: 107.R.3.4. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 3, Waffe Nr. 4)
* 1917 DWM, s/n 4771a: 107.R.L.M.G 12.K.11 - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, 12 Kompagnie ,
leichter Maschinengewehr-Trupp, Waffe Nr. 11)
*1911 ERFURT, 5824: 107.R.81. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment ,Stab , Waffe Nr. 81)
* 1908 DWM, s/n 3452b : 107.R.I.1. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Bataillon I, Stab, Waffe Nr. 1)
* 1915 DWM, s/n 4657a : 107.R.I.10. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 1, Waffe Nr. 10)
* 1913 Sauer, 68123 (Army,c/scriptic): 107.R.5.24.-(107 Infanterie-Regiment, 5 Kompagnie, Waffe 34)
* 1917 Lange DWM, s/n 5790e : 107.R.11.46. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 11, Waffe Nr. 46)
* 1915 DWM, 4646f : 107.R.1.M.G.K.17. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, 1 Maschinengewehr-Kompagnie, Waffe Nr. 17)
* 1916 DWM, s/n 6860n : 107.R.3.M.G.K.8. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, 3 Maschinengewehr-Kompagnie, Waffe Nr. 8)
Sources: Still- Noll data base; J. Noll, The Imperial German Regimental Marking, and The Histories of 251 Divisions That Participated in the Great War.
Jan
The 107th Regiment (Saxon) was part of the 24th and 58th Infantrie Divisions during World War I and battled on the Western and Eastern Fronts at the Marne, Flanders, Artois, Russia, Lorraine, Verdun, Champagne, Somme, Russia-Lake Narotch, Houthulst Wood Ypres, Scarpe-Somme.
There are 9 Lugers and 0ne Sauer marked to the 107th Tnfanterie Regiment. During 1918 the 107th Infanterie Regiment battled the British on the Western Front. Most likely these Lugers were captured by the British and eventually made their way to the U.S.
* 1908 DWM, s/n 4032b : 107.R.3.1. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 3, Waffe Nr. 1)
* 1912 ERFURT, s/n unk: 107.R.3.4. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 3, Waffe Nr. 4)
* 1917 DWM, s/n 4771a: 107.R.L.M.G 12.K.11 - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, 12 Kompagnie ,
leichter Maschinengewehr-Trupp, Waffe Nr. 11)
*1911 ERFURT, 5824: 107.R.81. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment ,Stab , Waffe Nr. 81)
* 1908 DWM, s/n 3452b : 107.R.I.1. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Bataillon I, Stab, Waffe Nr. 1)
* 1915 DWM, s/n 4657a : 107.R.I.10. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 1, Waffe Nr. 10)
* 1913 Sauer, 68123 (Army,c/scriptic): 107.R.5.24.-(107 Infanterie-Regiment, 5 Kompagnie, Waffe 34)
* 1917 Lange DWM, s/n 5790e : 107.R.11.46. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, Kompagnie 11, Waffe Nr. 46)
* 1915 DWM, 4646f : 107.R.1.M.G.K.17. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, 1 Maschinengewehr-Kompagnie, Waffe Nr. 17)
* 1916 DWM, s/n 6860n : 107.R.3.M.G.K.8. - (107 Infanterie-Regiment, 3 Maschinengewehr-Kompagnie, Waffe Nr. 8)
Sources: Still- Noll data base; J. Noll, The Imperial German Regimental Marking, and The Histories of 251 Divisions That Participated in the Great War.
Jan
