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Simson Lugers is a book sold by one of the authors. The Simson & Company based in Suhl Germany was a Jewish firm that was later taken over by the nazi party. The variations of Simson Lugers are; 1. Dated Chamber; Simson & Co. toggle: a. 1925-dated b. 1926-dated c. Other dates (none are real) 2. Undated Chamber; Simson & Co. toggle: a. Army, Simson & Co toggle b. Police, Simson & Co. toggle with sear safety and/or sear and magazine safeties. 3. Undated Chamber; S toggle: a. Army, S-toggle b. Police, S-toggle with sear safety and/or sear and magazine safety Table of contents History of Simson and Company- Development and History of the Luger- Government Requirements for Simson P.08's- Production Figures of all new Manufactured Lugers Variations of Simson Pistols- "Westentaschenpistolen" (Vest Pocket)- P.08-Dated with Simson Toggles- P.08-Undated with Simson Toggles- P.08-- Undated with "S"-Toggles- P.08-- Police Lugers- P.08- "Kl.-1933" pistols- Makarovs- Reworks- Construction Details- Pistols and Accessories- Exploded View of Luger Pistol- Blued/Strawed Parts- Location and Type of Proofs and Inspector's Marks- Location and Type of Serial Number- Toggle markings- Tools- Magazines- Chart of Known Serial Numbers with Markings and Comments- Pictures of Simson-Made Pistols- P.08's- "Westentaschenpistolen"- "Kl.-1933's" Makarovs- Miscellaneous Patents Assigned to Simson-

This book explores porcelain wares produced by the Reinhold Schlegelmilch Porcelain Factory [marked R. S. Prussia], of Suhl, Germany, and sold to America from 1888 through 1900. The wonderfully molded and decorated plates and platters, tea sets, pitchers, clocks, and decorative objects are described with over 760 beautiful color images. An entire chapter is devoted to the company's charming toy china sets. Displayed are wares formed from a variety of molds (including Fleur-de-Lis and Melon) and patterns (outline transfer, King George, and Coraline patterns, to name a few). Newly discovered mold patterns are included, along with a history of the company's early operations, wholesale and trade catalog pages illustrating wares exported to the United States, the manufacturer's marks employed during this early period, a bibliography, and several appendices. This book will guide all collectors of Victorian porcelain to recognize the early pieces marked R. S. Prussia.

This book explores porcelain wares produced by the Reinhold Schlegelmilch Porcelain Factory [marked R. S. Prussia], of Suhl, Germany, and sold to America from 1888 through 1900. The wonderfully molded and decorated plates and platters, tea sets, pitchers, clocks, and decorative objects are described with over 760 beautiful color images. An entire chapter is devoted to the company's charming toy china sets. Displayed are wares formed from a variety of molds (including Fleur-de-Lis and Melon) and patterns (outline transfer, King George, and Coraline patterns, to name a few). Newly discovered mold patterns are included, along with a history of the company's early operations, wholesale and trade catalog pages illustrating wares exported to the United States, the manufacturer's marks employed during this early period, a bibliography, and several appendices. This book will guide all collectors of Victorian porcelain to recognize the early pieces marked R. S. Prussia.