The
Luger Handbook
Aarron Davis
One of the most difficult aspects of buying and selling
Lugers is their almost legendary number of variations. Here's a decision
tree approach to classifying all of them. Pick up this book and in seconds
you can name the very Luger model in your hands. Each model and variation
listed includes pricing information, proof marks, and detailed attributes
on one single page in a handy, user-friendly format. Plus, it's fully indexed.
Travel the gun show or auction circuit with this book in hand.
Paperback / Published 1997 |
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The
Luger Story
by John Walter
Hardcover - 256 pages (Nov. 1995)
Luger
Tips
by Michael II, Reese
Paperback - 120 pages (Dec. 1992)
Luger Book: The Encyclopedia of the Borchardt and Borchardt-Luger
Handguns, 1885-1985
by John Luger Walter
Paperback from Arms & Armour
Book Published: November, 1991
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Lugers at Random
by Charles Kenyon
Lugers At Random has long been considered the top reference
book on Luger pistols by collectors and researchers alike. It covers hundreds
of models and variations from 1898 prototypes through the end of WWII.
420 8 1/2 x 11 pages, profusely illustrated with hundreds of photos. A
must for anyone interested in this famous German pistol of two World Wars
Hardcover (September 1990)
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Imperial Lugers
by Jan C.Still
Covered in detail are the Army and Navy Lugers of Imperial
Germany, their holsters, magazines, loading tools, cleaning rods and literature.
For the first time these accessories are related to the Luger variations
with which they were originally issued. Unit marked Lugers issued to infantry,
riflemen, machine gun crews, cavalry, combat engineers, artillery crews,
air ships, railway crews, munitions columns, Army staff, Kaiser's Headquarters,
ambulance units and the III Seebattalion are described with photographs
and related World War I battle scenes. Also covered are Lugers used by
Germany's ally, Bulgaria, and the Lugers tested by the U.S. Army that influenced
the Luger design adopted by the Germany Army in 1908. Over 55 Luger variations
are described with 460 photos and battle scenes. Replaces all previous
references on DWM and Erfurt Lugers.
Hardcover - 219 pages (September 10, 1994)
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Weimar Lugers
by Jan C.Still
Finally someone has taken a serious look at the truly
unique arena of the Weimar Era Lugers. Although ever present, this group
of mysterious Lugers has caused confusion and conflict among the collecting
fraternity. This book points out the historic importance of these Lugers
and brings order out of chaos with the practical application of new documentation
to observed data. Weimar Era Lugers hold a distinct place of importance
to any serious collector of German arms. Each pistol has its own character
and many have a rich history. Jan Still has added yet another classic to
his fabulous series of reference works. The Publisher
Hardcover - 291 pages (September 10, 1988)
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Third Reich Lugers
by Jan C.Still
A new classic book prepared with the help of the world
renowned members of the National Automatic Pistol Collectors Association.
It contains information and photographs from the world's most important
Luger collections. Covered in detail with much new information are the
Army, Navy and police Lugers of Weimar Germany, their holsters, magazines,
loading tools, cleaning rods, conversion units and literature. Imperial
and Weimar Lugers reworked during the Nazi Era, Weimar commercial Lugers
and Dutch Lugers are also covered. New historic information and the turmoil
of the Weimar and Early Nazi Eras are related directly to the production
of Lugers at DWM, BKIW and Mauser. Weimar Era Lugers remained in service
during the Nazi Era and were used by the German military and police during
World War II. Over 130 Luger variations are described with text and over
550 photos.
Hardcover - 312 pages (September 10, 1993)
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Axis Pistols
by Jan C.Still
This book covers the Army, Luftwaffe, Kreigsmarine, police
and NSDAP pistols of Nazi Germany and the pistols of her Axis allies: Italy,
Japan, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia and Finland, with
historic background. A summary fold-out map shows this rich array of pistols
distributed across a world at war and battle photographs show these pistols
in action. Over 300 pistol variations from 20 nations are described in
detail with 600 photos.
Hardcover - 360 pages (September 10, 1989)
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Lugers of Ralph Shattuck
by Russel C. Keep III
Library binding
48 pages (Sept 2000)
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