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1. #1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE SERIAL NUMBERS#
2. #1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE SERIAL NUMBER#
3. #1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE FULL#
4. #1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE PLUS#

#1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE SERIAL NUMBER#

The serial number (17663) on the frame appears to have been restamped with the magazine serial number (17663) clearly having been restamped. There is a property number or unit number (1378) on the right rear section of the frame. The right side of the barrel extension also has the Belgium Lion.”V proof, star/B and Perron proofs.

The right side of the barrel has the following proofs all in a row, early Belgium Lion/PV, crown over R, star/B, Belgium Perron and Belgium ELG proof. The left barrel extension is marked, “ANCIENS ETABLISSEMENTS PIEPER, HERSTAL-LIEGE, BERGMANN’S PATENT,” with “BREVETE S.G.D.G.” below and “M. (138P) This is an excellent example of a scarce late production Bergmann semi-automatic pistol as manufactured in Herstal Belgium and converted to the newer mechanish at a Danish Arsenal in 1921. This rare American Eagle is mechanically excellent with a mint bore.ĭanish Bergmann Model 1910/21 Semi Automatic Pistol, Serial #17663, 9mm Bergman Cal., 4″ round bbl., blue finish, walnut grips. The grips are very good with a noticeable dent on the upper right panel.

#1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE SERIAL NUMBERS#

All serial numbers match.Ĭondition: very fine, with 85% of the original blue finish, showing the start of a brown and gray patina on the grip straps, bright edge wear and scattered handling marks, 60% original straw colors are present on the small parts with fiery niter blue in the protected areas of the pins and springs. The pistol is numbered in the “commercial style” with matching external numbers “LOADED” extractor, polished lower “safe” position, early style “long” frame, a back strap grip safety and nickel magazine with the unnumbered “GERMANY” marked on the wood base.

Produced for export to the US with blade front and “V” notch rear sights, the American Eagle on the front receiver ring, “DWM” monogram on the toggle and “GERMANY” import mark on the front of the frame. (228P) Serial #35757, 7.65 Luger Auto caliber, 4 3/4″ barrel, rust blue finish and checkered walnut grips. $2,750.00ĭWM Model 1906 Commercial American Eagle Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol SOLD! The grips are fine with well defined checkering and some small dings. Small parts retain 70% original straw colors with some light spotting on the trigger.

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The pistol is numbered in “commercial style” with matching external numbers “LOADED” marked extractor, polished lower “safe” position, grip safety and a nickel magazine with a wood base marked with a partial non-matching serial number.ĬONDITION: NRA Very Good to Excellent with 85% plus original rust blue finish remaining with some high point wear on the side plate, some scattered small dings, a bright line under the safety which is common on all Lugers. The beautiful, famous American Eagle is on the chamber, “DWM” monogram on the toggle and “GERMANY” import mark on the front of the frame. Manufactured for export to the United States with blade front and “V” notch rear sight.

#1913 ERFURT LUGER VALUE FULL#

(231P) Serial #44084, 7.65mm Luger Auto Cal., 4 1/2″ round bbl., original blue/straw finish and full checkered walnut grips. DWM Commercial Model 1906 American Eagle Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol SOLD!