34th Infantry Division Resources 1941-1945

WWII Handguns - Rex Whitehead, 99th Infantry Division

	Belgium Browning model No. 1922 Nazi stamped example manufactured during the occupation of Belgium in the second world war.
	1940 German Luger P08 1940 - Mauser military proofs. This is the most common variation of Third Reich Lugers, with over 135.000 Lugers of this variation produced.
	1917 German Luger P08 German military receiver proof. Found on DWM Lugers 1914-1918.
	Model 1911 Remington Rand marked Colt .45 model 1911. Slide markings indicate a Remmington Rand, serial number and grips indicate a Colt model.
	German Walther P38 - Spreewerk Factory * "P.38 cyq (serial #)" - The letters cyq was the manufacturer's code assigned to the Spreewerk factory in March, 1941. * "P.38 cvq (serial #)" - Some collectors theorize that cvq stampings are due to the tail breaking off the y in the cyq die, other collectors theorize that cvq is a legitimate code. Spreewerk serial numbers are limited to four digits and a letter suffix but they did not start over at the beginning of each year and there is no year marking