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I am leaning toward police on this one, however I am unable to put a finger on the 'D' that is on the bottom. Date is double marked for Imperial and Weimar. Lugers are not something I have much reference material on. Any ideas?
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S.P.D. on front of grip, at bottom.
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The last letter is either for the city or district. SPD usually stands for Saxon Police.
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Yes, Dow is correct. Saxon Police of Dresden.
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I initially thought of the 'S' as Schutzpolizei, Saxony never came to mind. Thanks for the information.
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