[Zamo]

Just acquired 1937 S/42 2244 no suffix SE 63 SE 63 MTP matching magazine.

 

[vadrums]

Received today 1938 S/42 2975L, SE63 SE63 all matching w/mag #7494g

 

[Deisterjaeger]

1937 S42 #362u, DE63, DE63, MTP, blued, hump
1938 S42 #5778c, SE63, SE63, MTP, blued, hump, matching mag SE63

Greetings,
Stefan

 

[BroGeo]

Just acquired a 1938 Mauser S-42 Code P-08 Luger from the son of a deceased veteran who brought it back from Germany: serial #: 2029(k); receiver marked: SE/63, SE/63, MTP; barrel marked: from toggle looking down the barrel - at 3:00 (right-hand side) = MTP; at 10:00 (between left-hand side and top) = small SE/63; barrel proof: 8,84 (double-stamped). An unmolested original finish all matching numbers pistol, as brought back. It does have an interesting "blood spatter" mark on the upper front right-hand side of the bolt/receiver where the finish was removed by the acidity. Included with the pistol was a leather Imperial German military holster that is maker-marked inside the flap with "STEINMETZ/BRESLAU/1917" (a Jewish maker?). Also included was a SE/655 marked Mauser loading tool and a spare WWI serialized [9610 (f?)] wood bottom magazine. Under the serial and suffix letter (which looks similar to the breast cancer's ribbon device with a cross mark on top) is what looks like a "sword", not a "+". The aluminum bottom magazine in the pistol appears to be a parkerized un-marked aftermarket unit. I can post pictures of everything if there is any interest.

 

[Desertdude]

Jan. In reply to your Data Request, my Luger is;

1937 S/42 sn 4576z matching all parts, Blued, SE63 DE63 and MTP on right side of receiver, One each SE63 and SE63+ mags, 8,81 MTP and SE63 barrel markings.

 

[taudelt]

Jan... Acquired 1937 SN 682r. Strawed with DE63 proofs and MTP. Grips not numbered.

 

[infanterist2]

Hi there!
Many greets from Bavaria, Germany.

I have a 1937 SN 9235w, DE63, DE63 and MTP. Magazine SE 63. All matching numbers.

My 1938 has SN 655f, SE63, SE63 and MTP (Magazine has another number 702a, SE655)

Hope to help you by your data research,

Tom

 

[bayoned]

1937
#3438q strawed, no hump. un-numbered wood grips. De63, De63, MTP

 

[Geo99]

Just acquired 1937 S/42 SN 3097r, all matching, rust blued, strawed parts, no Mauser hump, DE63 DE63 MTP proofs, unnumbered grips. Gun looks like it was used a lot - has blood spatter (or pickle juice?) on the right side that lightened the bluing but did not remove it. Also a tiny E63 on top of the barrel.

- Geo

 

[BroGeo]

Here is a picture as promised. Additional pictures are in my album titled 1938 S/42 Mauser.

 

[drm2m]

Correction;

1938 S/42 sn 7289L SE/83 SE/83 two matching E/83 magazines.

 

[Tim Hawkins]

S/42, 1937, #5672q, strawed, DE/63, grips unnumbered.
Tim H.

 

[paddywonka]

S/42, 1938, Ser No. 6379b, SE63, SE63, MTP, Grips 79, Mag lower spine marked a, side fxo SE37 P08

 

[Harryra]

1937 S/42 Serial number 5925y, DE63, DE63, MTP. All matching parts including two matching mags, matching grips. Holster is original 1937 and tool.

 

[Brian5016]

I have two:

1937 S/42 sn 2494s DE/63 DE/63 MTP Strawed No Hump, RCVR Axle & mag are not matching, several British proofs


1937 S/42 sn 8174s DE/63 DE/63 MTP Strawed Hump rcvr, grips & magazine not matched

 

[taudelt]

1937 S/42 SN 3350 z. SE/63 DE/63. Blued with hump.

 

[ShawnP]

1938 s/42 serial # 8826 k SE/63 SE/63 MTP. Matching except unnumbered toggle pin and one unnumbered but lettered (T and J)grip

 

[BroGeo]

Jan,

1938 S/42, 2029k, SE/63 SE/63 with MTP and hump. Pictures in album created on my profile. Let me know if you need anything further.

Thanx!

George

 

[highpower]

1937 S/42 4802x. DE63 DE63 MTP, hump. All matching. Magazine 4802x SE63. Holster, tool and non matching mag 785g + SE83

 

[mooney]

Mtp??