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Unread 07-14-2013, 08:45 PM   #1
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Default A discussion On Early Old Model American Eagle Production

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Extremely interesting, thanks
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what would be the most desirable American Eagle Luger to collect? the "Fat Barrel"? The "Test Eagle Lugers", etc.. ? Luger with "Ideal holster"?
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The U.S. Test Trials American Eagle 9mm Cartridge Counter...only 50 made and one of the "holy grails" of Luger collecting both from a rarity and historical standpoint.
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The U.S. Test Trials American Eagle 9mm Cartridge Counter...only 50 made and one of the "holy grails" of Luger collecting both from a rarity and historical standpoint. 44 including four instances of duplicate serial numbers (only 4 or less of those are legitimate), plus one fairly obvious fake.
wow.. talk about a needle in a hay stack!! i need a drink!

Any good current reference(s) on the current price of American Eagle Lugers?
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Ron how many of the fifty are left or accounted for?
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44 including four instances of duplicate serial numbers (only 4 or less of those are legitimate), plus one fairly obvious fake. I believe this is the same information I provided the last time you asked that question.
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Ron, What kind of condition were most found in?
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Don't know. I haven't seen too many of them personally.
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Thumbs up 1904 AE 9mm Cartridge Counter Luger

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and, the other side
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..and another
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an original configuration 1902 Cartridge Counter magazine
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