Project Description
This is a 1/3 scale German Navy Luger made by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada. 3 9/16″ long overall with a 1 15/16″ barrel of .10 caliber. Highly polished steel with a black/blue finish & some of the small parts with a straw colored or fire blue finish. Two piece checkered walnut grips held in place by a single screw on each side. The rear of the front sight is serrated. The adjustable rear sight marked with the proper distance graduation markings “100” & “200”. Checkered take down lever, magazine release, sight release, & toggles. Serrated safety.  Serial # “13” stamped into the front of the frame. The bottom rear of the barrel stamped “D. KUCER”. The top of the toggle stamped with the intertwined “DWM” logo. The steel magazines are finished in the white with a walnut bottom. Fully mechanically functional including the thumb & grip safeties. The rear of the pistol grip machined with the attachment rail to fit the included walnut shoulder stock with blued fitting & straw colored locking lever. Included are a light brown leather Luger holster which includes a takedown tool that is finished in the white, & a spare magazine & the case key. All in a beautiful hinged top burl walnut case with ebony corners & edges with key lock & key. The case interior is French fit & lined in a purple felt, the interior top padded. The top right front corner has the oval Kucer coat of arms escutcheon. Near mint condition showing no noticeable blemishes. Ex Ralph Koebbeman Museum Collection. A beautiful miniature pistol & the first one of these I have ever had the pleasure to offer for sale! Stock # CK-161. Price: $5,500.00.
