jaydf
Member
hi guys!
this is not engraving but im just amazed!
one of my client shows me his one of the few collections he has and not much familiar about these toys.
"L"ugers, thats one of the few i dreamt of touching. its very rare here in the country so its my privilege on this moment hahahaha! wohoooooooO!
it is not for engraving (as this fine arms should stays as it is), but on the metal of the arms. its oxidizing, and my initial, i think this is allum alloy?
i would like to ask anybody's help on how should this be treated as to slow or if ever, stop its oxidation.
here are the photos (which i and the owner is not much familiar)
a) a newer model (1940's??)
b) older model (1920's???)
many thanks!
newer model
original markings on the newer model
older model
here is the oxidation of the metal on the older model
again, thank you thank you in advance
this is not engraving but im just amazed!
one of my client shows me his one of the few collections he has and not much familiar about these toys.
"L"ugers, thats one of the few i dreamt of touching. its very rare here in the country so its my privilege on this moment hahahaha! wohoooooooO!
it is not for engraving (as this fine arms should stays as it is), but on the metal of the arms. its oxidizing, and my initial, i think this is allum alloy?
i would like to ask anybody's help on how should this be treated as to slow or if ever, stop its oxidation.
here are the photos (which i and the owner is not much familiar)
a) a newer model (1940's??)
b) older model (1920's???)
many thanks!
newer model
original markings on the newer model
older model
here is the oxidation of the metal on the older model
again, thank you thank you in advance
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