Doesn't look much like a Luger to me!
From an old pasteboard box for an Esico soldering iron . Below, more stuff from the box:
The Electric Soldering Iron Company had its beginnings in 1928. It's still around, now as Esico-Triton International, and still headquartered in Deep River, Connecticut. There are not many American tool firms left that can boast such longevity and loyalty to one location.
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Obliquely related, another use for a soldering iron:
http://rougeriverworkshop.blogspot.ca/2014/11/obscure-fasteners-exploding-rivets.html
Cool! I never knew such a thing existed. There is a demonstration of the exploding rivet on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oYUUCMzHAQ
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