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Left side - serial no. 2846a

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Left side - serial no. 2846a - front portion of frame/slide

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Left side - serial no. 2846a - rear portion of frame/slide

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Right side - serial no. 2846a

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Right side - serial no. 2846a - markings

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and

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View from bottom:

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Barrel serial number

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Frame serial number

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Witness mark

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Dates - 1920/1918

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Markings on rear of grip

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As is obvious, the magazine is not original to the pistol, but it is the one that came with it when I acquired the pistol.


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quote:Originally posted by Heinz

Charlie, extremely nice Weimar piece with great photography. How old is that grease on the frame rails?

Thanks for posting.

25-30 years. Actually, it is dried oil.

 

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I would guess that the magazine was changed (or added to it) before I obtained it. Navy magazines are not all that hard to find. I will say that the finish is not too good on the magazine. It shows that it has been used, but used where I do not know.