GERMAN WWI ARTILLERY DISPLAY PIECE IN BRITISH HOLSTER, DE-ACTIVATED

A very nice condition ‘1917’ dated Artillery Luger semi-automatic pistol. Good original finish, profusely marked with Imperial German Waffenamt stamps, plus British proof and stamped as being deactivated to European Union standards. Matching number ‘7054’ to the main body with other parts numbered ‘57’. The magazine is mismatched. The toggle moves completely but does not dry fire. Undamaged cross-hatched wood grips. Provision to the rear of the grip for a shoulder stock. Fitted into its British-made Artillery Luger holster, this is obviously a weapon that has been captured by a British officer; he has had a holster made for it, and the holster itself is extremely rare. A small hole to the upper part of the front of the holster, which has been created through the raised toggle ring, a further hole to the rear front of the closure flap, this is from the semi-sharp upper left-hand edge at the rear of the weapon. The belt loop is intact, the stitching to the lower part of the belt loop is frail, all other stitching to the holster is good and strong, with its closure tab.  The holster alone is valued at over £400. More extensive, extra images can be seen on our new Premium website, type in regimentalsmilitaria.co.uk into your web browser. The gun is deactivated to EU standards, which means we can export it to any country in the EU that accepts deactivated weapons. Prospective customers should check their own country's individual regulations. 

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Ref; 95729 XMFBT