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Pistols
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03008. $ 695 (Curio & Relic) Available
Early Astra Model 300, Caliber .380ACP. Made in Spain for the German Military
in WW II, and delivered in a shipment of 3,000 through France in December 1942.
Marked with proper "WaA251" Nazi acceptance stamp. Mechanically excellent with
bright bore. Excellent original blue finish which shows two patches of pitting
(blood rust?) on the left side (see picture). Checkered wood grips are
excellent with sharp diamonds. A very collectible example of a hard-to-find
WW II era pistol with no importer marks. Only 63,000 delivered.
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03010. $ 495 (Curio & Relic) Available
Astra Model 400 9mm Largo WWII era Military Pistol in the 101,xxx range with
crisp Astra crest on slide. Excellent condition showing minor holster wear. 96%
original blue and bright finished trigger and safety. Excellent bright bore and
fine original checkered walnut grips with minor chip in left grip. Proper
magazine. Mechanically excellent. Very nice example with no import marks.
Manufactured in 1941/42. Nice original guns have become difficult to find in
recent years. All matching numbers with no import marks.
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03009. $ 1,095 (Curio & Relic) Available
Astra Nazi Contract Model 600 Pistol in Cal 9mm Luger. Made by Astra in Spain
for German military use in WWII. Only 10,500 delivered before the route through
France was cut off by allied advances. Serial 396x with proper "Eagle WaAD20"
proof on frame. Mechanically excellent. VG bright bore. 94% or better military
blue showing light holster and gripstrap wear. Might been sent back to Astra to
be refurbished by postwar German police. An interesting pistol and a fine
addition to a WWII collection. No import marks.
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02916. $ 1,995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Roth-Steyr M1907 Pistol in 8mm Roth Scarce Austro-Hungarian WWI Era Cavalry
pistol. Bore has crisp rifling with roughness. Excellent mechanical condition
and works properly. Original finish rates at a crisp 94% with mostly holster
wear along the left side along with some minor freckling. Made by Steyr in
Austria. It also bears a 1910 Vienna acceptance mark. No importer marks. Exc.
original wood grooved grips with a minor chip at disc. One of the best I've
seen in years.
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Revolvers
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03015. $ 2,995 (Antique) Available
Rare Schlund Double-Trigger .476 Revolver made by Kynoch in Aston about 1887 on
Schlund's 1885 patent. Serial 364 out of only 5-600 made. Kynoch leased the
factory after Tranter retired in 1885 and Schlund managed the works. Only a few
were made. Condition is antique excellent with 80% or more original blue with
some patina and freckling. Fine walnut grips with most original finish.
Mechanically excellent. Bore about good showing roughness, but very shootable.
Marked "Patent Model" on top strap. Front sight height has been lowered.
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03013. $ 850 Available
Lovely consecutive pair of older Italian Jager .357 Single Action Colt copy
revolvers with suede-lined western holsters and double gunbelt. 6 1/2" barrels.
Made in 1968. Single digit consecutive serials of 5 & 6! Only marked "I.G.I."
on the barrel together with caliber and Italian proof marks. Excellent
condition with no blue wear showing only minor cylinder turning, storage &
handling marks. Mechanically excellent with perfect bores. Case hardened frame
with blued steel trigger guard and backstrap. Walnut grips. No import marks!
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03012. $ 495 (Antique) Available
Husqvarna Model 1887 7.5mm Nagant Swedish Service Revolver. Made for issue
between 1887 and 1907. An early example (serial 8966) with deep high polish
blue and strawed small parts. Overall condition is very good with perhaps 80%
or more original high lustre blue showing appropriate service wear and blue
loss. Matching numbers except for cylinder only 27 off. Regimentally marked "L.
No. 5362". Mechanically excellent with perfect bright bore. Very good wood
grips. A nice representative example of these early military revolvers.
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03011. $ 850 (Curio & Relic) Available
Webley Mark V British Service Revolver. Originally .455, converted by the
importer years ago to .45ACP using half-moon clips. Only 20,000 Mark V
revolvers were issued in British Service. This is a very nice example dated
1914 with nearly all 98%+ original military blue with no gripstrap wear and
minimum holster wear. Minor freckling present. Mechanically excellent with
perfect bright bore. Sharp replacement grips with minor chips at the tip. Broad
Arrow marking with military release marks.
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03007. $ 595 (Curio & Relic) Available
Webley Military Mark IV .38 S&W Revolver made during WWII, and marked "War
Finish" with British Military Broad Arrow marks. Condition is excellent with
95% or more original blue with minor handling & holster wear from service and
a small dark shallow blemish on both sides of the frame back by the grip. Exc.
grips show minor handling. Mechanically excellent with excellent bore. Matching
numbers. A nice example with no import marks. These had long and honorable
service with the British Military.
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03003. $ 1,295 (Curio & Relic) Available
Classic Webley WWI Mark VI .455 Revolver. Still in the ORIGINAL .455 caliber!
Made in 1916 and certainly used during WWI. Has the British Broad Arrow
military property marking. Condition is excellent with nearly all original
blue showing light holster wear and no gripstrap wear. Excellent bright bore.
Mismatched cylinder, remainder matching. Fine original grips with no chips.
Unaltered examples in this condition are hard to find! An excellent example of
these historic WWI revolvers with no import marks.
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03004. $ 595 (Curio & Relic) Available
Classic Webley Mark III 4" .38 S&W Revolver. One of the last made in the late
1930s. Condition is vg-excellent showing light holster/handling wear and
typical English frecking. Excellent bright bore. Matching numbers including
oversize walnut grips. Cylinder is a little loose on lockup, otherwise
mechanically excellent. No importer marks.
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03001. $ 595 (Curio & Relic) On Hold
Webley Mark IV .38 Revolver with 4" barrel. Parkerized finish with Israeli
acceptance marks on the right side of the barrel. Overall condition is
excellent with nearly all the original finish showing only light holster wear
and the usual handling/storage marks. Matching numbers and excellent bright
bore. Tight, crisp action. Fired little. Small import mark on underside of
barrel. Very little is known about the Israeli contract which is marked with
the Star of David and a circle with Hebrew tsadi.
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Rifles
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03014. $ 1,095 (Curio & Relic) Available
BSA Martini International Mark II .22LR Heavy target rifle. Built on the famous
and simple Martini Dropping Block Action. Excellent+ bore. Metal has 99%
original finish. Barrel show unusually high polish (possible refinish?). Tight
action shows little use. Sound straight-grain walnut stock and forend show the
usual handing and storage marks. Equipped with BSA standard PH-25B rear sight
and PH-1 front sight and a brass sight insert holder (no extra inserts). Very
nice condition for 50 year old rifle. Will make a great shooter!
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03005. $ 395 (Curio & Relic) Available
BSA Model 12/15 Small Martini .22 rimfire action. Can be converted to center
fire. Late example in very good condition. Clean and tight with some light
pitting and much blue. Later improvement on the older 'cadet' action as
follows: Factory drilled and tapped for receiver peep sight on rear tang. Side
walls much thicker than cadet. Rear of receiver bored through so rifle can be
cleaned from the breech. Pistol grip operating lever. Threaded pin to hold
action together rather than split pin. Nice and tight. No importer marks.
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Books
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02825. $ 480 Books
C96 Gischichte & Modelle, Four volume set. Volume I, 1893-1903, Volume II,
1904-1915, Volume III, 1915-1922, and Volume IV, 1923-1945, by Kersten, Moll &
Schmid. All four volumes in this series on the history and models of the famous
"Broomhandle" C96 Mauser pistol. The historical and technical development is
documented in detail by words and images. Extensive color and a few B&W photos
with serial numbers shown. Large format, each with 190 pages. German language.
All copies autographed by the author.
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02885. $ 120 (Non-firearm) Books
C96 Gischichte & Modelle, Volume IV, 1923-1945, by Kersten, Moll & Schmid.
The last volume in this series on the history and models of the famous
"Broomhandle" C96 Mauser pistol. The historical and technical development is
documented in detail by words and images. Extensive color and a few B&W photos
with serial numbers shown. Large format with 190 pages. German language. All
copies autographed by the author.
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02884. $ 300 (Non-firearm) Books
The Borchardt & Luger Automatic Pistols, by Joachim Goertz and Dr. Geoffry
Sturgess. 3 Volume set with nearly 2,000 color pages. Great color photographs!
The most complete and authoritative account of Lugers ever published. Covers
every aspect of Luger Pistols - history, variations, foreign contracts and rare
examples. This is the new standard reference and is superior to all other Luger
books. Includes DVSs with text for searching and poster size photos for close
examination! Free Shipping!
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