Lots of lugers

[Ben Evans]

Hi guys

Posting these on behalf of "D", have a drool over this lot, I just have

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D yes mate it made me smile a lot

[AZPhil]

That first pic is the best looking baker's dozen I have seen!!!

Love the Arty's on the Bottom of the step.

Semper Fi
Phil

[SteveR]

Now I know where all of the lugers went.

[Panzersaurus]

Very cool. Still not the most Lugers I have ever seen. When I was working at a museum we had 40+ Lugers of ALL types in our vault. Many of them had the appropriate bolsters too. I guess everyone tried to being a liger back in the world wars.

[Anzel]

What a sight! I hope they are not deactivated...

[guns ltd]

great looking Lugers.
The luger was the most sought after Souvenir of the war in Europe. In my opinion. Talking to a lot of WWII vets. This was what they all looked for. Some would even risk their lives to get one. Of course many of these young lads were in their teens and twenties. In the pacific it was samurai swords and nambu's. Maybe that is why we have so many here in the states.
Just my thoughts,
John

[greatwhite]

There is one to many, but i will take it off him just to help out, super collection.

[Woolgar]

So thats why I cant find one

Amazing collection

Nick

[JERSEY 34]

Hi,
These are all live, and have been collected on the Island of Jersey where they were left after 5 years of Occupation.
D.

[KradSpam]

I thought you might be the D in question mate. Lovely stuff

Neil Airey sends his regards by the way, we were discussing your bunker and treasures the other day