It was time for an inspection and wipe down so I took a picture before returning to the safe. The S.A.C.M. 1935 A was the last addition. The last photo is of my completed rigs minus two that I just noticed were absent. Thanks for looking,John.
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Very nice grouping. So what are the police markings on your Dreyse 1907 and the serial number if possible? It helps expand the data base. -
Very nice collection. You have some nice leather there too.
Matt
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Great collection !Comment
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I forgot to add that the femaru is a prewar and is going to my son. The Dreyse is obviously prewar. The remainder are all war time produced in Germany or German occupied countries. none are import marked and most are matching numbers. I have been trying to complete each as a rig and will continue to add I'm sure but I'm focusing on putting together a wasserschutzpolizei uniform along with other militaria.Comment
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Very nice collection! I always like those 1935A pistols, forerunner to the SIG 210.Looking for a 30 '06 Chauchat magazine.Comment
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Great pistols and holsters. Thanks for sharing!Comment
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Nice collection!!Comment
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Nice collection! I downsized by over half, just kept some of the nicer stuff, ones I bought direct from vets/their families, etc. Enough to keep me busy every few months cleaning/oiling.
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It has been a couple of very busy weeks and I would like to thank everyone for the comments.As far as Dreyse police markings not sure but the serial # is 131777.
And some of that leather is actually paper,ersatz or the German Presstoff. Both bottom left FN 1922 holsters the black one is all but the tab and the lighter portion of the drop holster.Comment
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Excellent collection!!!!
Thanks for sharing.....
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