Technical drawings of the Glisenti M1910 semi-automatic pistol, circa 1910s

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Caption     Technical drawings of the Glisenti M1910 semi-automatic pistol, circa 1910s ww2dbase
Date  1910
Photographer    Unknown
 
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1. Southern says:
3 Apr 2010 07:15:00 PM

this pistol resembles a Luger. Can anybody make comments?
2. Anonymous says:
7 Apr 2010 08:35:10 AM

looks alot like a luger with the locking nob of a nambu

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