[rpepper]

I'm trying to better identify what I have. I understand this to be an artillery luger with matching serial numbers 6882 (and then 82 stamped on all other pieces). It is a 1917. Please see pictures and thank you very much in advance for your knowledge, expertise and help! If you can help establish its value, I would appre

ciate that too.

 

[johnboy]

Russ, you can't join and ask questions about three guns the first day! Just kidding, you have a 1917 chamber dated artillery with the board stock and part of the leather. Does the board iron have the same # as the gun?

I would like a few more photos before commenting on value, both sides and from the back, all the visible #s, no flash. Is the magazine numbered to the gun?

 

[rpepper]

More pictures - thank you for the help!!

Thanks for the help, really appreciate it. Don't worry, these are the only 3 lugers that I have.

Russ, you can't join and ask questions about three guns the first day! Just kidding, you have a 1917 chamber dated artillery with the board stock and part of the leather. Does the board iron have the same # as the gun?

I would like a few more photos before commenting on value, both sides and from the back, all the visible #s, no flash. Is the magazine numbered to the gun?

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Magazine and stock numbers don't match any of my lugers.

 

[johnboy]

Russ, get some photos of this one tomorrow in natural light, no flash, in front of a window perhaps.

Either this one is really nice, or its refinished too, can't tell from these pics.

Did these all come from the same place?

 

[rpepper]

Will do - my grandfather had a massive gun collection. I'm sure he got them from different people. I got them via my grandfather. Thank you.

 

[Douglas_Jr]

So far so good. The gun seems to be in very nice condition.
The stock, even if not matched to the gun, is desirable on its own.
You have a winner here.

Douglas

 

[rpepper]

Here are some photos taken in natural light. Any guess on value? Thanks again!!

 

[johnboy]

An all mactching 1917 artillery with good finish $2700 to $3200 I'll let someone who knows more about board stock values comment on yours.