Today, it was the Post Office lady!

[TP Alexander]

So today, it was the Post Office lady instead of the FedEx man!
1939 Luger, all matching, 1939 dated holster, one matching magazine and the other would match except that it is an 'x' suffix instead of the proper 'u', but that's OK. Even has the tool!!
The bluing looks good except for the highpoints on the pistol, from the in/out of holster wear...

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The two mags even have the same WaA, although the tools to do the strike are of a different size.

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[Tom Kibler]

That's a GOOD DAY! Nice Luger.

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February is turning into a great month!!
Ground Hog Day was excellent too!!

[Johnny Peppers]

Nice rig.

With variations the E/63 acceptance mark was used from the late G date into 1939 production.

[me6_130]

It's the kind of Luger I would like to have

Carles

[MP41]

Wow! that's a nice find Tim!

How ironic to find another magazine with same number, but different suffix.

Good find!

Matt

[Johnny Peppers]

At one time, and there may still be, a service to help you locate a Luger magazine. Owners sent in the information on their spare magazines, and if you saw a number you were looking for the service would connect you with the owner to either purchase or trade.

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I remember seeing that...the Jan Stills website maybe?