A good friend of mine's father bought him a Heavily Engraved Luger. Every visible parts is engraved except for the safety bar which is polished. There are only three numbers visible anywhere on the pistol. On the safety bar, the trigger under the slide plate and one other internal part. Two of these numbers are the same while the third is different. There is no serial number, no S/42, nothing as every available space is engraved. It appears to be a later Luger, but not being much of a Luger guy I know very little about them. The two things that may help ID the gun is the White pearlecent grips and the Swastika engraved on top of the chamber that is rotated 45 degrees so it is diamond shaped instead of the normal square shape. All the work is very well done and it had to take a very long time by someone very skilled in his work. Photos are forth coming. The pistol was delivered with Capture paperwork, but the description on the forms appear to reference some sort of tag attached to the pistol as there is no serial number. There are two different sets of capture paperwork with two different dates both having the same description. When I get the photos I will post them, but right now this is all I have.
Any Ideas? I have searched my reference books for engraved Lugers not finding any reference to engraved Lugers.
Robert
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Any Ideas? I have searched my reference books for engraved Lugers not finding any reference to engraved Lugers.
Robert
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