Pistol & Revolver Sales List
Click on any picture to view FULL page and all pictures
|
Astra
|
|
02322. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
Astra Model 400 9mm Largo Military Pistol with Spanish Civil Guard crest on the
slide. Early serial in the 11,xxx range, and complete with the original Civil
Guard box, spare magazine, manual and original fitted plastic bag for the
pistol! Very good condition showing some holster wear and a few freckles. About
90% original blue and bright finished trigger and safety. Very good bore with
some roughness and proper hard rubber grips. Proper magazine. Mechanically
excellent. No import marks. Rare to find in the original box!
|
|
01965. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Astra Nazi Contract Model 600 Pistol in Cal 9mm Luger. Made by Astra in Spain
for German use in WWII. Only 10,500 were delivered before the overland route
was cut off by allied advances. This pistol is number 477X and has the proper
"WaAD20" mark on the frame. Mechanically excellent. Excellent bore and grips.
Retains over 95% of the original military blue showing only light holster wear.
An interesting pistol and a fine addition to an axis pistol/WWII collection. No
import marks.
|
Auto Pistols
|
|
01989. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
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. Right grip has a amall piece missing above the top screw. Bore is bright
and excellent showing some crud in the throat - may clean. Mechanically
excellent. A scarce and unusual old pistol with no import marks.
|
|
02357. $ 295 Available (Curio & Relic)
Schmeisser .25 Auto Pistol made by C. G. Haenel, Suhl in the 1920s. Designed by
Hugo Schmeisser, designer of the famous machine pistol. Not very many were made
before production ceased about 1930. Condition is very good showing blue wear
and brown patina with about 70% original blue remaining. Bore looks rough and
should be cleaned. This innovative compact pistol has several safety features -
mag safety, and mag cannot be removed unless the safety is on. Unusual and
simple takedown. A good representative example of these famous pistols.
|
|
01353. $ 895 Available
South African Mamba 9mm stainless steel pistol. One of only a very few which
were manufactured in South Africa before being acquired by Navy Arms and
production moved to the United States. Few were manufactured in all variations
before production was permanently halted. Marked MAMBA 9mm PARABELLUM on the
left side and NAVY ARMS CO. RIDGEFIELD N.J. USA on the right. Very low serial
of 300x. I believe they started at 3000. New in the original box with wrapping
paper and instruction sheet. Appears to have been made in the United States.
|
|
02429. $ 395 Available (Non-firearm)
Russian Shoulder Stock for the Stetchkin selective-fire pistol. This is a late
example made from a phenolic composition material. Condition is about new.
|
|
01046. $ 250 Available (Non-firearm)
Stetchkin Shoulder Stock. Rare early wood example showing some Russian
Ordnance repairs to the wood. Very good or better condition.
|
Bergmann
|
|
02493. $ 3,995 Available (Antique)
Rare Antique Bergmann No. 3 pistol in 6.5mm. Overall condition is very good
with very good or better bore. Mechanically excellent. About 80% original blue
showing little wear, but freckling and blue loss from corrosion on the barrel
(see photos). Much original straw. Fine original grips. Front sight blade
broken off long ago. Probably a vet trophy from WWII. Complete with rare
left-hand holster in excellent condition. Made in Suhl, Germany about 1897 with
Suhl Miner logo on right side. Passed down in a Colorado family.
|
Borchardt
|
|
02485. $ 1,495 Available (Non-firearm)
Finest quality reproduction 1893 Borchardt pistol shoulder stock. Identical to
the original and machined from European walnut with best quality craftmanship.
Fully finished and complete with the walnut cheekpiece, proper heat-blued
screws and appropriate small parts. Wood to metal fit is outstanding! Condition
is near new showing a few minor dings in the wood on the left side. If it
showed a little more wear, it could easily pass for an original stock! If you
want the very best!
|
Browning
|
|
02234. $ 995 Available (Non-firearm)
Rare and unusual Belgian military combination holster for the pre-war Browning
9mm HP pistol and shoulder stock. The stock goes into a separate compartment at
the back of the holster and the pistol in the front. These holsters are highly
sought after and very difficult to find. Overall condition is very good or
better showing use and aging.
|
|
02476. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
FN Browning Model 1922 Nazi Commerical .32 Pistol. Interesting and unusual
variation of the Nazi series pistols. This one has no Waffenamt markings, and
only Eagle N proofs indicating commercial sales. This would have been sold to
a military officer or civil official later in WWII. Condition is VG showing
holster wear, wear from service and some freckling from neglect. Mechanically
excellent with excellent bore. Matching numbers and no import marks. Certainly
a GI's WWII war trophy.
|
Colt
|
|
02457. $ 995 Available (Antique)
Interesting Colt 1851 Navy, converted to .38RF many years ago. Matching numbers
including cylinder & loading lever. Wedge has no number. Very good condition
showing lots of old blue and patina. Grip has a chip out of each side with
three old notches cut in right grip! An "Old West" revolver from New Mexico.
Many of these crude conversions were carried by miners, cowboys and others -
they were earlier and cheaper than the 1873 Colt Single Action. No front sight,
action works ok. An untouched, historic "sleeper"! Wish it could talk!
|
|
02212. $ 1,495 Available
Colt M1902 "Military" Pistol Cal .38acp Made about 1910 with English proofs
and "Not English Make" marking. Possible WWI English Officer private purchase.
Excellent shiny bore. Mechanically excellent. Retains about 70% of its original
finish showing some wear and patina. Very light and scattered freckling with a
spot of deeper pitting by cross pin near muzzle. Overall a very attractive
appearance. Excellent original "Colt" logo grips and nice original Colt
magazine. No import marks.
|
Cutaway
|
|
02431. $ 395 Available (Antique)
National Arms Company, New York USA Factory cutaway revolver. This is an
unusual maker bought by Colt in 1870! It has an unusual enclosed hammer design
with floating firing pin. Clearly a factory cutaway (possiblly a salesman's
sample), it was made from a new, unfired revolver. Mint bore, and in fine
condition with most of the blue. It has nicks and dings as would be expected
of a salesman's sample. It has no mainspring to prevent it from being fired.
Could this have been a proposed Colt model?
|
|
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.
|
CZ
|
|
02360. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Czech CZ27 .32 Pistol in the 230,xxx serial range. Vet war trophy marked
"Bomische Waffenfabrik A.G." just before markings were changed to fnh.
Produced in the middle of WWII. Unusual blued slide with parkerized frame.
Condition is about 97% showing slight holster wear and a small blotch at the
rear of the slide. Excellent bore and mechanically excellent. Grips are
excellent with typical tiny chips at the front of the grips. A fine example of
a CZ27. No importer marks. Complete with a copy of letter from the vet.
|
Enfield
|
|
01209. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Midwar Enfield No. 2 Mk. I** .38 British Service Revolver made by Albion in
Scotland and dated 1943. Double-Action only. Excellent condition with a few
minor pits on the right side around the logo which appear to be flaws in the
steel (under the finish). All matching. Mechanically excellent and tight with
excellent bore. Very good grooved plastic grips. No import marks. This maker is
not easy to find.
|
French
|
|
02203. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
One of the last of the French M1892 8mm Model d'Ordonnance Revolvers made in
1922. Commonly called the "Lebel", these revolvers were used from 1892 until
well into the 1970's. Excellent bore and mechanicaly excellent. Retains
virtually 100% of its orginal high quality finish. Trigger, hammer and loading
gate show considerable strawing color. Perfect walnut grips. Made at St Ettiene
and dated 1922. No import marks and a beautiful example. One of the best.
|
|
02469. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
French MAB Model "C" Cal .32 ACP pistol. Condition is near new with virtually
all original finish. Mechanically excellent with perfect bore. Made by
Manufacture d'Armes Bayonne (MAB) in the 1950's for Winfield Arms Company
(WAC). Finish has only minor handling marks. Similar to the Browning Model 1910
pistol and is a nicely-made, well-finished pocket pistol. A great item for a
collection, or for a shooter. They don't make them like this any more.
|
|
01932. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
French MAB Model "C" Cal .32 ACP near new in the original box. Mechanically
excellent with excellent bore. Made by Manufacture d'Armes Bayonne (MAB) in the
1950's. Finish has minor light freckling which will clean. Complete with the
original box, spare mag and proof certificate, serial numbered to the gun. No
import marks. A great item for a collection.
|
German
|
|
01959. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
German P. MOD 37 Hungarian Femaru .32 Pistol. Made in Hungry by F.E.G. for
German WWII military use. Matching numbers including matching magazine! Dated
1941 with jhv makers code. Excellent bore and fine wood grips. Mechanically
excellent. Original blue finish has faded with some spots and dulling. Many of
these P. Mod 37 pistols went to the luftwaffe. No import marks. A great example
of these Nazi pistol, and with a rarely found matching magazine.
|
Husqvarna
|
|
02497. $ 595 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
Husqvarna (Browning) 1907 Swedish Service Pistol, converted by the importer to
.380 many years ago and marked CAL 380 on the frame. Condition is crisp 98%
excellent with only very light holster wear. Excellent bore. This is one the
military pistols in the 64,xxx serial range. This is an excellent example.
Complete rig with holster and TWO spare magazines. No importer marks.
|
Italian
|
|
01644. $ 295 Available
Bernardelli Model 60 Pistol, Caliber .32ACP. Made in Italy and dated "1952"
this well made, all steel pistol was sold until the 1970's. Mechanically
excellent with a very good bore. Original finish is turning gray on the
backstrap, and has small storage nicks. Factory grips are very good and
uncracked. A very solid feeling medium sized pistol with no import marks.
|
|
02456. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
Italian Model 1889 11mm Service Revolver with folding trigger, complete with
it's excellent original green leather holster. This is the finest example I've
seen with crisp 99% blue. A few minor scratches on the frame which do not
penetrate the blue. Fired little beyond proof testing. Dated 1926 on frame,
along with the "RE" Italian Army acceptance mark. No import marks! Almost
certainly used in WWII and may have been captured as a WWII war trophy in North
Africa. A crisp, outstanding example of these historic revolvers.
|
Lahti
|
|
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.
|
Llama
|
|
02498. $ 595 Available
Unusual factory chrome etched-engraved Llama Model IIIA .380 pistol with
ventilated sighting rib. Condition is near new showing almost no evidence of
firing (all are proof-fired at the factory). Imported by Stoeger many years
ago. Original mag with blued body and chrome floor plate. Mint bore. Excellent
factory simulated pearl grips. Very attractive pistol and a great carry gun.
One of the later pistols before Llama closed it's doors in 1999.
|
Luger
|
|
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.
|
|
02343. $ 1,695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Interesting 1912/1920 marked Erfurt Military Luger. Very early Erfurt made in
1912 (serial 40xx), stamped 1920 during the Weimar Republic and converted to
.30 - possibly for use by the Police. Later, it was marked "Germany" and sold
commercially. Regimental marking of "B.F.C.A.2." (F & C in script). Overall
condition is excellent with strong 95% original blue showing light wear on high
points and some remaining straw. Excellent bore! Matching except magazine. No
import marks. A very nice example with an interesting history!
|
|
02341. $ 3,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Simson Military 9mm Luger with blank chamber. A very nice example of these rare
Lugers with about 95% original blue showing minor wear on the gripstraps and
sideplate. Crisp original grips with little wear. Bore is bright, with sharp
rifling and smooth lands, with light pitting in the grooves. A nice crisp
example which is very collectible. No import marks.
|
|
02495. $ 1,095 Available (Curio & Relic)
Mauser Parabellum 4" American Eagle Luger in 9mm. Known as the 1970 model,
manufactured by Mauser and imported by Interarms some years ago. Condition is
near new, showing slight wear. 99% original blue with full straw colors. Very
slight holster wear on sideplate. Mint bore. Crisp original grips with sharp
checkering. A nice example of the last of the real Luger pistols in your
favorite caliber. American Eagle crest on chamber. You can shoot this one
without losing value.
|
MAB
|
|
02496. $ 695 Available
MAB Modele PA-15, 9mm pistol. Matte nickle or chrome finish. Unusual rotary
barrel 15 shot high capacity pistol. Not the more common model marked "M1", but
the "S" model which is not so often found. Imported for a short time years ago
(about 1970). Production ceased in the 1980's. No import marks. Condition is
excellent showing very little wear to the nickle. Excellent mechanical
condition with excellent bore. Great carry gun - with high capacity 15 shot
magazine and extra huge extended magazine (25 round?) and add-on grip.
|
MAC
|
|
02489. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
French Modele 1950 9mm French Service Pistol. Also known as the MAC 50.
Difficult to find. Overall condition is very good showing about 90% original
parkerizing. Mechanically excellent. Typical dark and rough bore. Never
released by the French, so it undoubtedly came from the jungles of Viet Nam
(French Indo-China) where it was captured after the fall of Dien Bien Phu then
imported by Interarms in the early 1960's. Wrong grip screws and small ding
above trigger. No import marks. A nice example of these rare pistols.
|
Mauser
|
|
01297. $ 995 Available (Antique)
Unusual Mauser made Model 1883 Reichsrevolver converted to .22. Possibly
converted for military training. Barrel and chambers have been sleeved to .22.
Mechanically excellent with tight action and good bore. Outside condition is
good with much original finish and some old pitting - mostly on the right side
of the barrel. All matching numbers and nice grips. Regimentally marked on back
strap "E A.65.270" and "119.R.3.1." I've not seen another.
|
|
02499. $ 1,995 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
Mauser Model C96 9mm "Red Nine" Pistol, Finnish Issue in the 110,xxx range.
Stamped with the Finnish "SA" Army stamp on right side of frame. Excellent
condition as rebuilt and refinished by the Finnish Army. Mechanically excellent
vg+ bright bore. Barrel, action block and frame match, other parts mismatched,
typical of a military rebuild. Nice clear "SA" marking on frame. Came out of
Finland recently. No import marks. Would have seen serious miliaty service
during the Winter War and the Continuation War. Historic firearm.
|
Radom
|
|
02397. $ 995 Available (Non-firearm)
High quality Polish Radom Shoulder Stock. Made in Poland from original drawings
from before WWII. This isn't some cheap Chinese repro, but a very high quality
product. Made for the new Polish Radom pistol ($2500 or more). These have not
been approved by BATF for attachment to the pistols, so don't violate the law
by attaching it. This might be your only opportunity to acquire one of these
stocks. Only a very few were imported several years ago, and they rarely come
on the market. Condition is brand new! In the original box.
|
S&W
|
|
02411. $ 695 Available
Smith & Wesson Model 29-5 .44 Mag revolver with 6 1/2" barrel and equipped with
Bushnell 2x32mm Pistol Scope on Leupold mount. Condition is excellent showing
no blue wear. The previous owner used it for target shooting and carried it in
a padded case. Mechanically excellent with excellent timing and locks up tight.
A fine shooter in an older model.
|
|
02413. $ 695 Sale Pending
Older (Pre-lock) Smith & Wesson Model 610 Stainless Steel 10mm 6 1/2" Revolver.
Only a few were made in the 1990's to use the 10mm and .40 S&W cartridge with
half-moon clips. Condition is excellent, showing little wear. Previous owner
used it for target shooting, and carried it in a padded box. Mechanically
excellent with excellent timing, and locks up tight. A fine example at a
reasonable price.
|
Smith & Wesson
|
|
02258. $ 795 Available (Curio & Relic)
Smith & Wesson Model 19-4 .357 Magnum, City of Los Angeles, 200th Anniversary
1781-1981 Revolver. Stamped with a 1981 Los Angeles Police Badge crest. New in
the original box with papers, wrapper & rod, and complete with it's original
presentation case (with key) which shows no wear. 100% original blue. Cylinder
has been turned, but otherwise brand new, unfired. This is an outstanding
example.
|
|
01789. $ 450 Available (Antique)
S&W No. 1-1/2 Second Issue Revolver in .32 rf, manufactured between 1868 and
1875. Overall antique excellent showing nearly all original finish on the
rosewood grips. Crisp and clean with about 85% (or better) original nickel that
hasn't been polished. Excellent bore and shows it has been fired little.
Mechanically excellent with tight action. A very nice example of these early
revolvers.
|
|
02427. $ 995 Available
Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 .22 Revolver, RCMP marked! This revolver was used by
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for training, and is marked "Aux. RCMP B.C."
(British Columbia) - which appears to be factory applied. These are rare in
the United States! Condition is Excellent + showing very little wear. Grips
are mismatched.
|
|
02491. $ 1,995 Available (Antique)
S&W New Model No. 3 Revolver in .44 Russian. Shipped to Hartley & Graham 1892.
6 1/2" barrel, blue finish and hard rubber grips. Factory refinished (star by
serial) w/strong 97% blue & case colors. Mechanically excellent. Bright bore
with minor pits (won't affect shooting). Matching numbers except cylinder which
was also factory refinished. Includes matching cylinder (original finish) with
one dented chamber (repairable). Factory letter included. Many were used in the
Old West. This is an attractive example. Would make a great shooter! Antique.
|
Target Pistols
|
|
02490. $ 995 Sale Pending
Pardini Model GPO ISSF 25M Rapid Fire Pistol in .22 Short. This outstanding
target pistol is in excellent, near new condition showing very little usage.
Complete with three spare magazines (for a total of four), spare bolt (with
recoil spring), cleaning kit, tool kit, manual, warranty card (dated 1995) and
locking carry case! Vented barrel for recoil/velocity reduction. Marked
Pardini/Fiocchi. Does not have electonic trigger. This is a fine target pistol
in exceptional condition.
|
Tokarev
|
|
02394. $ 1,795 Available (Curio & Relic)
Very unusual Type-51 Chinese Tokarev in 7.62mm dated 1952. Not the more common
Type-54! Almost certainly a War Trophy from Korea or Viet Nam. No import marks.
Excellent overall with excellent bright bore. 95+% Bright blue. One of the best
ones I've seen. Matching except for unnumbered magazine. Mechanically
excellent. These are very difficult tofind! Serial in the 84,xxx range.
|
|
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.
|
Walther
|
|
02486. $ 1,095 Available
Walther Postwar .380 PPK in excellent condition in the original numbered
pebble-grain box with Manual and spare magazine. Gun is dated 1965 with no
import marks other than "Made in West Germany" on left frame. Shows minimal
evidence of firing and mint bore. Overall condition is excellent showing minor
holster/box/handling wear. Blue on front gripstrap is starting to fade. Box
shows shelf and handling wear. A great carry gun with collector interest at a
reasonable price.
|
Webley
|
|
02453. $ 995 Available
Rare shoulder stock for the Webley Mark VI .455 Revolver. These rare shoulder
stocks were a special issue for the Mark VI Revolver and also used on one model
Webley flare pistol. Very difficult to find. This accessory, when combined with
the special bayonet, formed a wicked combination for a battle weapon. This
stock is original Webley manufacture, in very good condition. Note: Shoulder
stock only. No revolver included.
|
|
02488. $ 1,295 Available (Antique)
Unaltered Antique Webley Mark I .455 Revolver, ca. 1893. Original caliber!
Serial in the 30,6xx range. Very large Navy Broad Arrow marking engraved on
topstrap, with "N 33" on backstrap. Matching numbers. Appears to be unaltered
from it's original configuration. Excellent condition showing handling, light
holster wear and minor storage marks. Gripstraps show fading/wear to blue.
Mechanically excellent. Fine grips with no chips. Excellent, bright bore.
Marked "England" on barrel. A nice original example of these early revolvers.
|
|
02398. $ 1,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
The earliest Webley Mark I Navy Issue I have seen. Serial 115 (First day of
production?). Manufactured 1890-92 and in crisp excellent condition. Matching.
About 98% blue and mechanically excellent. Left grip has chip at lower edge and
repaired chip on right. Sorry to say it's been converted to .45 Auto Rim. Bore
only fair. Navy marks on backstrap (N 3), but no ugly Broad Arrow carved into
topstrap. These early Mark I revolvers are impossible to find! No import marks.
WD Broad Arrow markings (War Department). Try to find a better one!
|
|
01576. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Webley Mark IV Revolver, Caliber .38S&W. A commercial revolver with nearly all
of its blue finish. Bore is excellent. Mechanically excellent. Plastic grips
marked with the "Webley" logo, with a chip missing from the bottom of the right
panel, which does not detract. The frame bottom is marked "T.P.D. 762" for
Toronto Police Department. Canadian police marked Webley's are very scarce and
this is an excellent example.
|
|
02484. $ 8,500 Available (Curio & Relic)
Very early Webley-Fosbery .455 Automatic Revolver serial number 321. Old proper
factory? refinish with all markings intact and clear. Lovely checkered high
quality ivory grips with silver plaque on left. Excellent plus condition
showing about 97% blue with very slight holster/handling wear and some fading
to backstrap from handling. Complete with lanyard ring. No importer marks. In a
collection since 1994. Authoritative historical letter available for a small
fee.
|