Need help Identifying

[Airborne Nut]

Field Telephone

Here is a great shot of the field telephone I may be ordering. Comes with Handset and everything, even a reciever that doesn't have the telephone cord frayed!

[Airborne Nut]

Bit clearer

Markings on the side of the phone and on the Reciever where you talk into it.

[Airborne Nut]

Sorry doulbe post

[R_Hessian]

Nice, Luger! Its actually a 1938 Mauser production luger, the eagle is not a Luftwaffe eagle but a early style proof marking. The engraved numbers ( on the front strap ) are not German markings in style and I would assume them to be done by others parties after capture.
Still a nice pistol with family history to go along, Very nice!
Regards,
Robert

Sorry what are toggle links again? I will take pics. Did I get the right pics you wanted?

-Shane

[stevezz1]

Hi Relic,

Sorry, i missread the three stamps on the reciever.(they are a bit blured)

Thanks for the extra pics.

Robert is totaly correct, i opened my mouth without checking first....sorry.

A very fine looking Luger.......

Best regards,

Steve.

[R_Hessian]

Steve!

Steve,
No need to say sorry to anyone, you got out there and stuck your foot in the water... lots of other members need to step up and add comments.
I hope and expect to see you continue to add comments, its never a matter of right or wrong.
Its the fact that we "ALL" continue to learn from each other and build our knowledge base up... you fellows have taught me TONS!!!
Regards,
Robert

Hi Relic,

Sorry, i missread the three stamps on the reciever.(they are a bit blured)

Thanks for the extra pics.

Robert is totaly correct, i opened my mouth without checking first....sorry.

A very fine looking Luger.......

Best regards,

Steve.

[Airborne Nut]

Absolutely

No no not the luger from teh first page the reviever on teh filed telephone

[stevezz1]

Hi Shane,

If you take look here........
www.simpsonltd.com
They have three 1938 S/42.s for sale.
Prices range from $1200.00 to $2000.00

As yours looks like a very nice example, i would insure it for at least $2000.00
But keep an eye on the market, these things are going up in price all the time.

Hi Robert,
Many thanks for the kind words and encouragment.

Best regards to you both,

Steve.

[Ronnie Fry]

Engraved Numbering

What is the Canadian equivilant of a Social Security Number? or a Driver's License #. That's what this looks like to me. Mabye??

Ronnie