Pistol & Revolver Sales List
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Astra
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03008. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
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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03009. $ 1,095 Available (Curio & Relic)
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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Auto Pistols
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02429. $ 395 Available (Non-firearm)
Sale Price: $ 295.00
Russian Shoulder Stock for the Stetchkin selective-fire pistol. This is a late
example made from a phenolic composition material. Condition is near new.
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Beretta
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03021. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Beretta Italian Air Force Model 1934 Pistol, Cal 380 ACP (9mm Corto) in the
F76,xxx serial range. Dated 1942 with Crown/Eagle on left grip web. Very good
condition showing gripstrap wear and typical holster wear with no abuse.
Mechanically excellent with an excellent bright bore. Matching numbers. No
pitting or importer marks. A very collectible WWII GI war trophy. Complete with
an interesting custom holster which may have been contemporary to the gun.
Italian Air Force .380 pistols are difficult to find! Most were .32.
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British Revolver
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03015. $ 2,995 Available (Antique)
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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Colt Copy
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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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Cutaway
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02424. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Tokarev, Polish TT-33 factory CUTAWAY! Complete with cutaway magazine. Very
unusual example of a rare pistol. Originally made as a cutaway between 1950-55
with about 50 cuts - outlined in red! Excellent condition.
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CZ
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03016. $ 7,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Extremely rare CZ 27 pistol in .22 LR caliber! Experimentally produced under
German supervision during the early part of WWII with all markings in German.
Only a very few were made. Beautiful high polish blue. Condition is a full 98%
showing only very slight blue wear. Mechanically excellent and fired little. So
few were made, the serials are marked in Roman Numerals with the highest known
being 15 in the Czech museum. This one is IX (9). Only 3 or 4 are known in the
United States. Only example I've had the opportunity to sell. No import marks!
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03017. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
CZ Model 1945 double-action .25ACP auto pistol. Made in Czechoslovakia in 1950.
Double action only with protected hammer and no need for a manual safety.
Mechanically excellent with perfect shiny bore. Excellent original blue
showing holster wear and light handling. Grips are crisp original dark
plastic. A very high quality all-steel pistol of modern design. This gun design
was used by Seacamp to develop his line ofdouble-action pistols. Very safe,
flat concealed carry gun or a fine collectible. No import marks.
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Husqvarna
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03012. $ 495 Available (Antique)
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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Lahti
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01364. $ 50 Available (Non-firearm)
Finnish VKT & Valmet L-35 9mm Lahti Magazine. Original Finnish manufacture for
the Lahti pistol. Condition is excellent showing minor use. Original bright
finish on the body with blued base. Some available with "SA" stamp (Finnish
Military marking) on the floor plate.
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Luger
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02287. $ 595 Available (Non-firearm)
Deutsche Waffen-Und Munitionsfabriken Aktiengesellschaft, 50 Jahre. The 50 year
German language history of DWM. A very rare soft-bound book ususally found only
in advanced collections. Published in 1939 by VDI-Verlag in Berlin. 143 pages
plus 81 additional pages of large-format photographs of different factories,
manufacturing processes, workers and Nazi activities. Also has illustrations of
Borchardt and Luger pistols, machine guns, ammunition and portraits of
notable engineers & managers. Every Luger collector should have one.
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Mauser
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03018. $ 595 On Hold (Curio & Relic)
Mauser early HSc pistol, Caliber .32 ACP in the 777,xxx serial range. Made
during WW II as a commericial pistol and sold to military officers and
government officials. Mechanically excellent with excellent bright bore. High
polish original finish showing light holster wear on the edges of the slide,
and slight rear gripstrap wear from handling. Lanyard loop frame and original
magazine. Original walnut grips are in very good condition with no chips. A
very nice original example with no import marks & most likely a vet bringback.
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Nagant
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03020. $ 395 Available (Antique)
Interesting early antique Russian Model 1895 Nagant gas seal revolver made in
1898 in Liege Belgium. Refinished in chrome plate with slight loss of markings
and converted to a floating firing pin! Mechanically functional but one chamber
doesn't rotate. Very good bore. Numbers appear to match. It's not known when or
where the plating was done, but this is common in the Russian forces in the
field for presentation pistols. Regardless, these early antique examples are
not easy to find. Antique and unique!
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Tokarev
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02421. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Tokarev, TT-33 factory cutaway from Poland! Complete with cutaway magazine.
Very unusual example of a rare pistol. Originally made as a cutaway between
1950-55 with over 50 cuts - outlined in red! Excellent condition.
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Webley
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03003. $ 1,295 Available (Curio & Relic)
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 Available (Curio & Relic)
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 On Hold (Curio & Relic)
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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03011. $ 850 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
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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03019. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
Webley Military Mark IV .38 S&W Revolver made during WWII, marked "War Finish"
with British Military Broad Arrow stamp. Condition is excellent with 97% (or
better) original blue and usual storage and handling marks. Gripstraps appear
to have nearly all the original blue. Excellent grips. Mechanically excellent.
Perfect bright bore. Matching numbers. Appears to be fired little. Complete
with lanyard ring. A very nice example with no import marks. May have been a
vet bringback.
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03007. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
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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