![]() ![]() Inside the flap it is marked: "MHILDEBRANDT/1917 STUTTGART".Ĭondition: Excellent plus with 98% plus of the original blued finish and 90% plus of the straw colors on the various small parts such as the trigger, takedown lever, safety, ejector and magazine release button. The Luger pistol is accompanied with the correct style WWI, brown leather holster, with the single diagonal flap closure on the front. The two magazines are the correct WWI type nickel plated magazines that have the all wooden base, with each one correctly marked with the serial number "32" with the spare magazine carrying the correct "+" marking. The pistol itself has all the correct WWI DWM markings such as the 1917 dated chamber area with the DWM markings on the front toggle with the correct Imperial script letter and Imperial proofmarks on the barrel extension, frame and various small parts. The Luger itself is an early 1917 dated Luger that carries an early two-digit serial number (32) on all the parts, and are highly desirable and much sought after by Luger collectors. These DWM Lugers were the best of the WWI models, showing exceptionally nice fit and finish on all there pistols right up to the end of WWI. This is a beautiful example of an early all original, unaltered, "two-digit" serial numbered like new 1917 date DWM Luger rig that is complete with both of the original matching Luger magazines, an original Luger take-down tool and an original 1917 dated Luger holster. ![]()
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