The Luger P.08, Volumes 1 & 2: WWI, Weimar, Third Reich & Post-WWII Models

The Luger P.08, Volumes 1 & 2: WWI, Weimar, Third Reich & Post-WWII ModelsDiscover the rich history of the iconic Luger P. 08 with this two volume collection by Luc Guillou and Georges Matchtelinckx. From its inception through World War II and beyond, these volumes offer a detailed exploration of design, manufacturing, and development. Don't miss this chance to delve into the Luger's story, featuring rare insights into markings, serial numbers, and more. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts secure your set now! The first

Discover the rich history of the iconic Luger P.08 with this two-volume collection by Luc Guillou and Georges Matchtelinckx. From its inception through World War II and beyond, these volumes offer a detailed exploration of design, manufacturing, and development. Don't miss this chance to delve into the Luger's story, featuring rare insights into markings, serial numbers, and more. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts - secure your set now!

The first of two volumes on the legendary P.08 Luger (Pistole Parabellum), this illustrated book presents the design, manufacturing, and development of the various models from 1900 through the Weimar Republic period of the 1920s. Adopted by the Swiss in 1901 and then by the German army, the Luger would remain in service until the beginning of World War II and see use in the postwar East Germany, as well as many other nations throughout the world. Details include close-up views of markings, as well as a serial numbers list, and a visual breakdown of the weapon. Accessories such as magazines, ammunition, holsters, and cleaning kits are featured throughout the book, as well as rarely seen combat-related uniform and equipment items.

439 color and b/w photos

The second of two volumes on the legendary P.08 Luger (Pistole Parabellum), this illustrated book presents the design, manufacturing, and development of the various types from the late Weimar Republic period through the Third Reich era of the 1930s and early 1940s, as well as postwar models. Adopted by the German army, the Luger would remain in service during World War II and see use in the postwar East German military, as well as many other nations throughout the world. Details include close-up views of markings, as well as a serial numbers list, and a visual breakdown of the weapon. Accessories such as magazines, ammunition, holsters, and cleaning kits are featured throughout the book, as well as rarely seen combat-related uniform and equipment items.

340 color and b/w photos