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Luger P08 semi-automatic pistol. The action is marked, 'ERFURT' and the receiver with, '1918' and the serial number. The grips are checkered wood and it is complete with a magazine.
This captured German Luger pistol related to the service of 5563 Private Samuel Walter Carver, 27 Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (AIF). Carver was born in Adelaide and he joined the AIF on 30 March 1916 with his next of kin recorded as his mother Mrs Josephine Carver of Muloowurtie, South Australia. He embarked for overseas service onboard HMAT A68 Anchises on 28 August 1916 and he returned to Australia on 26 July 1919. He died on 6 August 1967 and he is commemorated at the South Australian garden of Remembrance.
Luger P08 brown leather military issue pistol holster. The holster has cotton stitched seams and has a separate compartment containing a spare magazine. Inside the top flap is a pouch containing a str
Luger P08 semi-automatic pistol. Frame marked ERFURT 1917 and the serial number. The grips are checkered wood and it is complete with a mismatched magazine stamped 1250 onthe wooden end. Taken from
The Luger P08 is a recoil operated, locked breech, semi automatic pistol. The locking system consists of two tilting bars and a short recoiling barrel. The safety is a frame mounted manual safety loca
Luger semi-automatic P08 pistol. Toggle marked crown over ERFURT with 1916 and the serial number on the breech. It has two piece chequered wood grips and the under the trigger guard it is stamped R.J.
The Luger P08 Parabellum is a recoil-operated, locked breech, semi-automatic, striker fired pistol. The pistol is manufactured from ordnance steel and has high lustre bluing finish on the metal parts.
Luger P08 semi automatic pistol. Overall blued machined steel frame. Toggle marked with DWM and 1916 on the breech. Checkered wood grips and has a 'T' section slide at the backstrap to take a shoulder
