*DWM 1902 LUGER CARBINE.

*DWM 1902 LUGER CARBINE. SN 21679. Cal. .30 Luger. 11-3/4″ Unproofed round barrel with integral front sight base and actuator lug, is stamped with SN under sweated-on rear sight with three position elevator marked for 100, 200, and 300 yards. Silver bead fire blued front sight is dovetailed through matted base. Old style receiver has last three digits of SN on lug, with “Flaming bomb” proof in front of lug, and “P” on right side. Grip safety frame has forend hanger affixed at front end, with SN on bottom of hanger. No. “2” as well as “Flaming bomb” commercial proof are stamped in well. Takedown lever and trigger are stamped with last two digits of SN. Dished knob toggle has “DWM” on middle link with last two digits of SN on bottom, last three digits of SN on rear, and two digits of SN on breech block. Dark, dense grips are affixed to frame with fire blued screws. Correct nickel-plated magazine has walnut base plug with “Flaming bomb” proof. Point pattern checkered forend has schnable tip, sling loop, and actuator. It attaches to hanger with side nail through oval German silver escutcheons, with last two digits of SN in actuator recess. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel and receiver retain 95% plus original blue, silvering very slightly on high edges, and where bbls come in contact with forend during firing. There is a very small area of minor pinprick pitting about an inch in front of the rear sight, which shows some evidence of cleaning. Frame retains 95% plus original blue, again silvered on a few high points, browning slightly on front grip strap and stock lug. Strawed parts show most of their original straw. Bright polished area under safety toggle is browning slightly. Interior of frame and receiver have a good deal of congealed oil, and could use a good cleaning. Grips show very slight wear with one or two diamonds missing. Forend shows most of its original finish with a few marks and dings from handling and use. Bore is good, slightly dark, and frosted throughout. Rifling is strong. An unmolested example of this important Luger variation. 4-39251 MGM74 (6,000-10,000)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2010

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	1077	$9,200.00	DWM 1902 LUGER CARBINE. SN 21679. Cal. .30 Luger. 11-3/4″ Unproofed round barrel with integral front sight base and actuator lug, is stamped with SN under sweated-on rear sight with three position elevator marked for 100, 200, and 300 yards. Silver bead fire blued front sight is dovetailed through matted base. Old style receiver has last three digits of SN on lug, with “Flaming bomb” proof in front of lug, and “P” on right side. Grip safety frame has forend hanger affixed at front end, with SN on bottom of hanger. No. “2” as well as “Flaming bomb” commercial proof are stamped in well. Takedown lever and trigger are stamped with last two digits of SN. Dished knob toggle has “DWM” on middle link with last two digits of SN on bottom, last three digits of SN on rear, and two digits of SN on breech block. Dark, dense grips are affixed to frame with fire blued screws. Correct nickel-plated magazine has walnut base plug with “Flaming bomb” proof. Point pattern checkered forend has schnable tip, sling loop, and actuator. It attaches to hanger with side nail through oval German silver escutcheons, with last two digits of SN in actuator recess. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel and receiver retain 95% plus original blue, silvering very slightly on high edges, and where bbls come in contact with forend during firing. There is a very small area of minor pinprick pitting about an inch in front of the rear sight, which shows some evidence of cleaning. Frame retains 95% plus original blue, again silvered on a few high points, browning slightly on front grip strap and stock lug. Strawed parts show most of their original straw. Bright polished area under safety toggle is browning slightly. Interior of frame and receiver have a good deal of congealed oil, and could use a good cleaning. Grips show very slight wear with one or two diamonds missing. Forend shows most of its original finish with a few marks and dings from handling and use. Bore is good, slightly dark, and frosted throughout. Rifling is strong. An unmolested example of this important Luger variation. 4-39251 MGM74 (6,000-10,000) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2010 Please Note:* All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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