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1911 Erfurt Police

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Edward Tinker
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This 1911 Erfurt is in really nice shape, has a few "special" things with it. It is in Jan Still's Weimar Luger’s on page 237, it has been police modified with a Sear Safety, has a matching 1941 holster and matching magazine and loading tool. There was only one magazine sold to my friend, and if someone (like Don) has magazine 2155, e-mail me, as I love to have a 2-matching mag guns in my collection .

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Here is the 1941 Otto Sindel holster
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Here is a close up of the proofs
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See the Sunburst {star} B marking
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Here is the matching tool for the Rig
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Heinz
Nice. Thanks for posting, I thought maybe you bought this one yourself
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Edward Tinker
Actually Heinz, it is mine. It is why I sold my 1916/1920, to help pay for this rig.

:)

Ed
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Ed,

Very nice indeed, congrats.

--Dwight
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