Need Info on 1935 German Luger
I'm trying to find out what a 1935 German Luger is worth. The gun is all matching numbers and the serial number is #1430. Clip I And II, Disassembly Tool and holster are all matching to the pistol. The Holster has Stamped on back: Robert Lust---?, Berlin, along with serial number. No swastika imprint on holster- more of a starburst. Entire rig is in excellent + shape and has been with same man since end of wwii. Any help is greatyly appreciated!!
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Obviously you have done some research already if you know the G on the chamber is the code for 1935. It is one of the more desireable Mauser made Lugers and the holster, extra mag and tool are all pluses. I know longer collect Lugers and am not current on prices but it will certainly be of interest to a collecter. 0 -
You might want to browse the Simpson Ltd website & see if you can find a similar gun for sale.
Neal0 -
I recently sold a G dated Luger for $1100. A bit on the low side.
With the acourments that you have and being in matching and good shape, you should realize a bit more.
Throw it on auction and see.
Cruelty was a rare thing in the war. Fireside folks who talk about war and read about it, they figure it's cruel more often than not, but it simply isn't so... You kill in war to survive, and not because of any desire to kill.
Many men avoid battle not from cowardice but from fear of cowardice, fear that when the moment of truth comes they will not have the courage to face up to it. L'Amour0 -
contact <Ralph Shattuck...He's a member of Gunbroker.com and is the Author of World of Lugers....He'l tell You all about your Luger at No Charge...<Ralph@WorldOfLugers.com> or <Ralph@lugers.com> Just tell him You're a member of gunbroker.com's Ask the Experts Forum.......best....
Captain Kirk, Tech Staff0 -
This website may be interesting: http://www.lugerforum.com/ 0
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