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Pistols
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02823. $ 195 Available
Intratec Double-Action Protec .25 Automatic Pistol. Made by a Swedish company
in the United States, which went out of business in 2001. This is a clone of
the famous Czech CZ-45. Designed to be a completely safe pocket pistol, it
fires double-action only, with the hammer at rest and protected at all other
times. Very small pistol, ideal for concealed carry. Condition is excellent
with moderate holster wear on the paited slide finish. Excellent bright bore.
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02819. $ 1,195 (Curio & Relic) Available
Colt Model 1908 .380 Pocket Pistol. Excellent original condtion showing only
very slight holster wear to the high points and some minor light scratches to
the original finish from handling. Blue about 97-98% with no wear to front
gripstrap and very slight heel wear on backstrap. Excellent bright bore and
looks to be fired very little. Original Colt two-tone magazine marked "Cal.380
Colt". Fine hard rubber Colt grips. Great for collector, and would make a nice
shooter.
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02820. $ 695 (Curio & Relic) Available
Czech CZ 38 Pistol in 9mm Kurtz (.380 ACP). WWII Pistol used by the Nazi
Military. Serial in the 265,000 range. Double action only, unusual for the
time. Mechanically excellent with excellent bright bore. Retains nearly all
original finish with very minor wear from handling and service use. Crisp grips
with no chips. The Germans invaded Czechoslovakia just as these were being
produced so virtually all went into the German Army. Dated 1939 and no import
marks. A historic all original WWII pistol - probably a GI war trophy.
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02818. $ 2,995 Available
Cased and engraved Hammerli Model JP208 125 Year Commemorative .22 Target
Pistol. Only 1000 made in 1988 to commemorate the 125th year of Hammerli (1863
- 1988). Exceptionally well crafted with meticulous finish. Lovely classic
hand scroll engraved barrel and hand-carved target grips. Gold inlay on slide.
Leather-lined walnut presentation case. Design is an evolution of the famous
Walther Olympia. No import marks! Outstanding condition - appears new and
unfired. Complete with factory target and case key.
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02817. $ 1,295 Available
Postwar Browning HP pistol in .30 Luger. Only 1500 were imported between
1986-1989. Condition is as new in the original box. Finish is 100% with perfect
bore. Complete with the original magazine marked for the .30 Luger cartridge.
The serial (in the 245PZ range) indicates manufacture in 1981 - so these may
have been an undelivered contract. Made in Belgium.
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02816. $ 995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Rare JO LO AR Pistol in Caliber .380 ACP. Unusual and early Spanish made auto
pistol made much smaller than the 9mm Largo version. Interesting features are:
one hand cocking lever, tip-up fluted barrel, spur trigger (no trigger guard)
and 10 shot mag. Much original finish showing fading, gray patina and handling
wear. Nice original horn grips. Bore is bright and excellent showing some minor
freckles which may clean. Mechanically excellent. A scarce and unusual old
pistol with no import marks.
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02804. $ 1,995 (Curio & Relic) Sale Pending
Excellent 1920 DWM Commercial Luger in 7.65mm with 3 3/4" barrel in the 82,5xx
commercial serial range. One of the best I've seen. Condition is crisp with 98%
original blue, no rust and only a trace of holster wear on the sideplate, frame
rails and muzzle. Crisp grips in new condition and excellent shiny bore. All
matching numbers. Fired little (all were proof fired at the factory). No wear
on the gripstraps. 99% original straw showing no wear and crisp grip screws. A
Luger you can be proud of! This one is a winner!
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02803. $12,000 (Curio & Relic) Available
Extremely rare early 1st Variation Japanese Type 19 "North China" Nambu 8mm
pistol. Serial 26, which lacks safety markings. One of the rarest of Japanese
pistols. Relatively crude construction as made in China under Japanese
supervision during late WWII. Very good overall condition showing about 90%
original thin blue with gripstraps showing gray/brown patina. Very good or
better bore. Matching parts stamped with assembly number "05". Less than 60 1st
variations made. These are almost never found on the market.
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02801. $ 895 Available
Early SIG/SAUER P226 9mm Pistol as new in the original yellow box with two 15
round magazines, factory target and manual. It has been fired, but very little.
Finish is 100% (as new) with mint bore. Manufactured in 1987 and marked with
the Tyson's Corner address on the pistol. Even the box is crisp showing only
minor shop wear. If you want the very best!
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02798. $ 750 Available
ERMA KGP-69 "Baby Luger" .22LR Pistol in the original matching box. One of a
consecutive pair! Made by ERMA and imported by Excam years ago. This pistol is
near new with all of the factory finish. Has ERMA logo on toggle. Bore is
perfect. Thumbrest plastic grips are perfect. Box is crisp and even the
styrofoam insert is excellent. Will be an excellent shooter and a great
addition to your collection. Buy the consecutive number pistol in the same
condition for the same price! $750 each or both for $1500.
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02799. $ 750 Available
ERMA KGP-69 "Baby Luger" .22LR Pistol in the original matching box. One of a
consecutive pair! Made by ERMA and imported by Excam years ago. This pistol is
near new with all of the factory finish. Has ERMA logo on toggle. Bore is
perfect. Thumbrest plastic grips are perfect. Box is crisp and even the
styrofoam insert is excellent. Will be an excellent shooter and a great
addition to your collection. Buy the consecutive number pistol in the same
condition for the same price! $750 each or both for $1500.
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02797. $ 795 (Non-firearm) Available
Interesting cased Webley Mark I .22 Air Pistol retailed by A.F. Stoeger in New
York and marked on the right side. Excellent plus condition overall with at
least 98% original blue and crisp excellent smooth walnut grips. Fitted wood
case is very well made, but shows it's age.
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02789. $ 4,995 (Antique) Available
Rare Antique Bergmann No. 3 pistol in 6.5mm. Excellent condition overall with
rough bore which may clean. Mechanically excellent. About 93% original rust
blue showing light wear, and moderate gripstrap wear. Much original straw
colors. Fine original walnut grips (light wear) with 1908 owner name inked
inside (???? J. Stiller, Mar. 9, '08 Br'y). Made by V.C. Schilling in Suhl,
Germany about 1897 with Suhl Miner logo on right side.
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02787. $ 395 On Hold
Unusual little Norton TP-70 (Budischowsky) .22LR stainless steel double-action
pistol with hammer. Serial of 1372. Excellent condition showing no wear in the
original (shopworn) box with instruction booklet and warranty card. Fired very
little. These were in production only for a short time and this one is a
variation with a polished slide. Very small, flat pistol for concealed carry.
Great pocket pistol in an excellent caliber. A great collectible and an
excellent carry gun.
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02783. $ 395 Available
Unusual little Norton TP-70 (Budischowsky) .25 ACP stainless steel
double-action pistol with hammer. Serial number 1842. Excellent condition
showing no wear in the original (shopworn) box with instruction booklet and
warranty card. Fired very little. These were in production only for a short
time. Very small, flat pistol for concealed carry.Great pocket pistol in an
excellent caliber. A great collectible and an excellent carry gun.
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02784. $ 695 Available
Erma Model ET-22 "Navy Model" Luger .22 pistol. Made in Germany in 1967. These
resemble the Luger Carbine - with a long barrel (11 1/2"), checkered wooden
forend and tangent rear sight. Few were imported and have become difficult to
find. Condition is excellent showing little finish wear to the gun, but with a
few nicks and dings from use. Equipped with smooth custom grips which have
lovely grain. Pistol has no importer marks and is marked "Made in Germany".
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Revolvers
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02796. $ 1,495 (Curio & Relic) Available
Unusual original Webley Mark VI .455 Revolver made by Enfield in 1926. These
were manufactured by Enfield without permission from Webley until stopped by
legal action. Overall condition about excellent, with 96-98% original blue
showing little holster and handling wear and a few freckles. All matching
numbers and excellent bore. Mechanically excellent. Excellent grips with minor
wear. Enfield examples are hard to find. Not converted to .45! The Classic
British Military Revolver in the original caliber with no import marks!
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Rifles
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02822. $ 1,495 Available
BSA International ISU Mark V Martini .22 Target Rifle. Equipped with Parker-
Hale PH25C rear sight, Al Freeland tube front sight. 28" heavy barrel, 43 1/4"
overall length. Condition is excellent plus with about 100% metal finish
showing a few scratches over chamber. Crisp wood showing a few handling marks.
Perfect mirror bore. Stock equipped with two wood spacers and an aluminum/
rubber adjustable buttplate. The last model reportedly made between 1973 -
1981. These are difficult to find, and this should make an outstanding shooter!
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02814. $ 395 (Curio & Relic) Sale Pending
BSA Martini Model 12 Takedown action with cocking indicator. Caliber .22 rim
fire. Sold as an "action only". No importer marks. Thickwall. Tight action with
crisp trigger pull. Excellent condtion with nearly all the original blue. The
basis for a wonderful single shot target rifle. Can be converted to centerfire
by a good gunsmith. Factory drilled and tapped on tang for peep sight. Straight
grip lever and complete with stock bolt and tapered takedown pin.
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02810. $ 695 (Curio & Relic) On Hold
Excellent BSA Model 12/15 Small Action Martini .22 Target Rifle. Excellent
condition overall showing little blue wear, and some light freckling. Case
colors on breech block. Sound light walnut stock with nice figure. Forend has a
long rail crudely installed. Wood shows typical nicks and dings. Excellent
bright shiny bore. Mechanically excellent with crisp trigger pull. Equipped
with exc. PH7A rear sight, FS22 front sight with one insert. No import marks.
Very nice example and will be an outstanding shooter
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02811. $ 1,995 (Antique) Available
Swiss M1870 Vetterli Cadet Single Shot Rifle, Caliber 10.4mm. Manufactured at
SIG from 1870 to 1873 for cadet use, and intended for a reduced load cartridge.
Excellent condition overall. May be unfired. Mechanically excellent and
complete with cleaning rod. Perfect mirror bore. Original strong blue finish on
the barrel. Trigger guard mostly in the white. Sound stock is in fine
condition. Numbers are matching. A very scarce Vetterli, as few were made.
This one is in exceptional condition. No import marks.
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Books
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02813. $ 58 (Non-firearm) Books
VIS Radom: A Study and Photographic Album of Poland's Finest Pistol. A new
comprehensive collectors book detailing the variations of the Radom Pistol. 255
pages with many photographs covering prototypes, prewar examples and wartime
production. Highly recommended.
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02806. $ 85 Books
The Parabellum is Back! - 1945-2000 is the most authoritative study on post
WWII Luger pistols. A significant amount of data, including descriptions,
serial numbers and photos of postwar Lugers along with Mauser history. Earlier
models compared. Research was based on Mauser archives, the people involved and
the guns. Included are the French postwar pistols, rare East German
manufacture, and the more common 1970 Interarms models. 560 pages and 700+
photos. A remarkable book and a valuable resource for collectors and dealers.
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02807. $ 30 Books
Veteran Bring Backs Volume II, by Edward B. Tinker. Just published in 2011, 206
pages in full color with pictures and the stories of war souvenirs and the
soldiers who brought them home. From WWI to the Middle East. A great book for
the collector and student.
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02791. $ 120 Books
C96 Geschichte & Modelle, Volume I, 1893 - 1903, by Kersten, Moll & Schmid.
First volume of a series on the history and the various models of the famous
"Broomhandle" C96 Mauser pistol. The historical and technical development is
documented in detail by words and images. Extensive color and some black &
white photographs showing serial numbers. Large format, 190 pages. German
language.
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02792. $ 120 Books
C96 Geschichte & Modelle, Volume II, 1904 - 1915, by Kersten, Moll & Schmid.
Second volume of a series on the history and the various models of the famous
"Broomhandle" C96 Mauser pistol. The historical and technical development is
documented in detail by words and images. Extensive color and some black &
white photographs showing serial numbers. Large format, 190 pages. German
language.
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02793. $ 120 Books
C96 Geschichte & Modelle, Volume III, 1915 - 1922, by Kersten, Moll & Schmid.
Third volume of a series on the history and the various models of the famous
"Broomhandle" C96 Mauser pistol. The historical and technical development is
documented in detail by words and images. Extensive color and some black &
white photographs showing serial numbers. Large format, 190 pages. German
language.
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