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Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 13:40
by Bob 89
Hello from Florida,
I have been collecting German flare for a while now and am glad I found this forum. I own and have read scheit's book German flare pistols and signal ammunition and have found it quite enlightening.
I picked this Erma 38 up locally a couple of weeks ago and was surprised to seed how Waffen proofed it is compared to a 1938 - S/237 I own. Was this transitional ???
Thanks
P.S. I am not very computer savvy and can't tell yet by previewing the post if the images uploaded. If not please bare with me as I will try again

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 13:41
by Bob 89
Maybe I should ask if there is a certain number of posts required before I can post images????
Thanks again

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 17:12
by signalman
Hello, you should be able to post photo's. Make sure they are the correct size, use the preview button to see if your photo's will be uploaded. So far I see no photo's.

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 18:01
by Dr.E13
Hello Bob 89,

Welcome to the forum.

I also am not very computer savvy. Just keep trying and you will do fine.

Also hi from South Florida.

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 18:11
by Bob 89
I think Im on to something....... stand by, I can only download three at a time

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 18:15
by Bob 89
a few more

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 18:16
by Bob 89
and last

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 18:19
by Bob 89
Forgot one, sorry for the length of thread. I guess Ill have to learn how to condense all into one photo like I have seen in previous posts
Again thanks

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 21:05
by Bob 89
Thanks Guys
for the help and greetings,
I am from the Hollywood area.

Re: Erma 38

Posted: Sun 30 Mar 2014, 23:44
by signalman
Welcome to the forum.

I live near the S. County Fairgrounds, and belong to the Palm Beach Historic Arms Collectors Club. I will be giving a talk on early U.S. and Civil War flareguns at the club meeting the third Wed. of April at 7:00PM. If you are in the area, you are invited to attend. The Club meetings are at the Scottish Rites Building on Ave. D in Lake Worth.