Magazine Loader -manufacturer marked (Bing) - B/N, Crown/S Imperial acceptance stamp Holster- well worn- dated 1915- manufacturer's mark unclear as the gun, however, showing the same unit marking '122.R.4.6.', with the Crown/S Imperial acceptance stamp on the stock Take down tool- with Imperial acceptance stamp Type 1 'Snail Drum Magazine' manufactured by 'AEG' Sn. Other salient information regarding the other accessories is as follows. with a somewhat primitive holster repair. With what looks like a bullet hole through the shell of the holster that grazed the stock.

The original holster was 1915 dated and was in pretty rough shape Lugers unit marked to Wurttemberg Regiments are rare. Prussia and the smaller states 78 percentįrom “German WWI Identity Tags/Disks”, Peter Meinlschmidt, page 56. Note: The percentage of national contingents in the German Army during World War I is as follows: Its headquarters/base is Heilbronn (I & III) and Mergentheim(II) and it was founded in 1806. This regiments honor name is “Kaiser Franz Josef von Österreich, König von Ungarn (4. Listed are battles and dates as far back as Napoleon. Historic- tradition information on the 122 Füsilier Regiment, from “Ruhmeshalle unsere alten Armee”. HISTORY OF THE 122 FÜSILIER REGIMENT (4.WURTTEMBERG) AND THE LP08 MARKED TO IT (122.R.4.6.), DURING WORLD WAR I Unit Marking is 122nd Fusiliers Regiment (Wurttemberg) 4th Kompagnie (Company) 6th Waffen (Weapon)

6237m-this gun has one matching magazine.īoth the pistol grip strap and the stock iron have Unit Markings 122.R.4.6ġ22 FÜSILIER REGIMENT (4.WURTTEMBERG) (122.R.4.6.) Unit marked LP08 ( Artillery Luger) Model 1914 I will probably do this in a couple of posts as there is a lot of stuff.

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