9mm Luger value?

[SSPDawk]

I recently came into possession of a S/42 9mm Luger with a date stamp of 1939. I have an original issue magazine but the serial numbers do not match the weapon. The second mag is not an original. The holster does not have any markings on it.

I am not familiar with Lugers and I do not know the names of specific parts on the weapon. However, on the right side of the weapon there are some markings. Two of them have numbers below the markings. The third is the Nazi eagle.

Does anyone know of where I can get an accurate value of the weapon?

[NaughtyMonkey]

Ummm Check gunbroker and see how much they are selling on there. I searched S/42 on this website and came up with this. Hopefully this will help: http://www.simpsonltd.com/advanced_s...690caf&x=0&y=0

Here is the site if anybody was curious: http://www.simpsonltd.com/

[zinfull]

The first thing about a luger is if it is all number matching. The 4 digit number should match the barrel number and slide. The last 2 digits of the number should be on certain parts, if they are different numbers or missing then it is a shooter. The holster does not got to a luger. More and close up pictures are needed for an accurate price. shooter=$700 collector=$1400
more info

http://luger.gunboards.com/showthread.php?t=5612

jerry

[mls343]

Might be of some help, but I beleive that WWII lugers are more rare than their WWI counterparts. Usually bring a premium if in good condition. Might want to check for sure...