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One thing that was not mentioned about the Walthers catalog is that most of the European models are (or at least were) classified into eras (Era I, II, III, IV, and V). I don't remember the divisions exactly, but the Walthers book does mention the time period covered by each era. All you have to figure out which era you want, and select only models that are listed from that era. <br /> <br />Josh Ziegler <br />Spokane, WA
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