PISTOLS

AUSTRIAN Model 1908/34 Steyr semiautomatic pistol # 59225 (.32 ACP) mfg. by Steyr in 1928. Excellent condition, with 90-95% external finish.  Bore is mirror-bright and all markings are intact. Bakelite Steyr-logo grips are unchipped and sound. An interesting design, the lever on the left side breaks-open the barrel for single-loading. Not import-marked, rarely encountered this nice.  PHOTOS . . . $625.   C&R  

AUSTRIAN Model 1912 Steyr-Hahn semiautomatic pistol # 5789j (9mm Steyr) mfg. by Steyr in 1915. Excellent condition, with 90% external finish (some very minor pitting on slide).  Bore is mirror-bright and all markings are intact. Checkered walnut grips are in decent shape. Totally functional, though magazine follower has been altered so the slide will not remain open after the last round. Not import-marked, scarce this nice.  PHOTOS . . . $625.   C&R  

BELGIAN Model 1900 semiautomatic pistol # 623655 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Fabrique Nationale in 1910. Very Good condition with all-matching numbers, most military blue faded throughout, some oxidation on sides of frame (likely from being "holstered wet"). Left side of frame police-marked K.P.D.B. No 221. Bore is sharp and bright, all markings are sharp and clear, and FN-logo black plastic grips are unchipped and intact. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.   C&R  

BELGIAN Model 1910/22 semiautomatic pistol # 135175 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Fabrique Nationale in c.1948, slide marked Bahnpolizei U. S. Zone (railroad police, U.S. Zone). Excellent condition with all-matching numbers, full military blue finish throughout with no apparent wear. Bore is Excellent and bright, all markings are sharp and clear, and FN-logo black-plastic grips are unchipped and intact (no military lanyard). Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.   C&R   

BRITISH Webley Mark V revolver # 146984 (back of cylinder shaved for .45 ACP) mfg. by Webley & Scott Ltd.  in 1915 with bird's-head grips and 4" barrel. Very Good condition, with 90% original "oil-blacked" finish remaining and very strong markings. All matching numbers, very "tight" action, bore has some pitting but very strong rifling. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $625.   C&R  

BRITISH Webley Mark VI revolver # 380838 (.455 Webley, unconverted) mfg. by Webley & Scott Ltd.  in 1918. Excellent condition, with 98% original "oil-blacked" finish remaining, small clumps of rust-pitting on left side of barrel from being "holstered wet". All matching numbers with a very "tight" action and a strong brilliant-bright bore. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $950.   C&R   SOLD

BRITISH Enfield No.2 Mk.1 revolver # D5877 (.38 S&W) mfg. by Enfield  in 1935 with hammer-spur intact. Near Excellent condition, with most original "oil-blacked" finish remaining. All matching numbers except cylinder (# D6868), very "tight" action and an excellent, mirror-bright bore. Checkered walnut grips a bit battered but sound. PHOTOS . . . $375.   C&R  

BRITISH Enfield No.2 Mk.1** revolver # V1694 (.38 S&W) mfg. by Enfield  in 1942 (double action only). Near Excellent condition, with most original "oil-blacked" finish remaining. All matching numbers, very "tight" action and an excellent, mirror-bright bore. Grooved black-plastic grips still has both "ears". Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $350.   C&R   SOLD

BRITISH Webley Mark IV revolver # B44683 (.38 S&W) mfg. by Webley & Scott Ltd.  in c.1954 with Israeli property marks on right side of frame. Very Good condition, with 80% original bluing, very "tight" action and a strong mostly bright bore. All-matching numbers, a decent example with black-plastic WEBLEY-logo grips. PHOTOS . . . $325.   C&R   SOLD

CANADIAN No. 2 Mk. 1* Browning High-power semiautomatic pistol # 6T8869 (9mm) mfg. at Inglis in c.1950.  Military issue with fixed rear-sight. Excellent condition with all-matching numbers, some external pitting on slide from being "holstered wet" but functionally perfect with full Parkerizing throughout. Bore is strong and bright and has seen little actual use.  Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $850.   C&R   

CHILEAN Model 1911 Steyr-Hahn semiautomatic pistol # 3562C (9mm Steyr) mfg. by Steyr in 1912. Excellent condition, around 90% external finish (some minor pitting on slide and frame).  Bore is strong and bright with minor frosting, Chilean crest is strong and all markings are intact. Checkered walnut grips are a bit nicked up but sound, totally functional. Not import-marked, scarce.  PHOTOS . . . $725.   C&R 

CHINESE Type 54 Tokarev semiautomatic pistol # 3296130 (7.62x25 Tokarev), mfg. at Norinco in 1956. A "bringback" from Vietnam in Good to Very Good condition with much pitting on slide and frame from jungle usage. All-matching numbers except (Soviet) magazine, right grip from a Hungarian 48M Tokarev with the Kadar government crest (only produced 1957-1958).  Bore has some expected light pitting in the grooves but is shootable, includes brown-leather full-flap military holster with one broken belt-loop. Includes CAPTURE DOCUMENT (DD-603) dated 11 June 1971 from Phu Bai a bit tattered and creased but genuine.  PHOTOS  . . . $825.   C&R 

CZECH Model CZ-27 semiautomatic pistol # 85973 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Ceska Zbrojovka, Strakonice in c.1939 .  Excellent condition with all-matching numbers.  Full high-polish bluing throughout, most "straw" color on trigger, hammer and extractor, strong WaffenAmpt on right side of frame. Bore is mirror-perfect, markings are very sharp, and dark-brown bakelite grips are not chipped.  Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $450.   C&R   

CZECH Model CZ-27 semiautomatic pistol # 275091 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Ceska Zbrojovka, Strakonice in c.1944 .  Excellent condition with all-matching numbers.  Full dull Phosphate finish throughout, most "straw" color on trigger, hammer and extractor, strong WaffenAmpt on right side of frame. Bore is mirror-perfect, markings are very sharp, and dark-brown bakelite grips are not chipped.  Includes one magazine and full-flap tan leather military holster in VG condition. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.   C&R   SOLD

CZECH Model CZ-38 semiautomatic pistol # 259939 (.380 ACP) mfg. at Ceska Zbrojovka, Strakonice under Nazi Occupation in 1939 .  Excellent condition with all-matching numbers, some minor pitting mostly on left side from being "holstered wet".  Bore is mirror-perfect, markings are very sharp, and dark-brown bakelite grips are not chipped. This pistol was assimilated into German inventory as the Pistolen 39 (t) and was reportedly a favorite of the Luftwaffe.  Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.   C&R 

CZECH Model CZ-38 semiautomatic pistol # 290431 (.380 ACP) mfg. at Ceska Zbrojovka, Strakonice under Nazi Occupation in 1939 .  Very Good condition with all-matching numbers, some minor pitting mostly on left side from being "holstered wet".  Bore is mirror-perfect, markings are very sharp, and dark-brown bakelite grips are not chipped. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $425.   C&R   SOLD

CZECH Model CZ-38 semiautomatic pistol # 288300 (.380 ACP) mfg. at Ceska Zbrojovka, Strakonice under Nazi Occupation in 1939 .  Near Excellent condition with all-matching numbers, some minor pitting mostly on sides from being "holstered wet".  Bore is strong and mostly bright with a few dark areas, markings are very sharp (including what appears to be a WaA359 stamp on left side) and dark-brown bakelite grips are not chipped. Not import-marked, includes one magazine and black leather full-flap military holster.  PHOTOS . . . $525.   C&R 

EAST GERMAN Model 59 Makarov semiautomatic pistol  (9x18 Makarov) mfg. by Ernst Thaelmann, Suhl in 1962 or 1963. Very Good to Excellent condition, some minor holster-wear on slide by muzzle. Gorgeous mirror-bright bore and unbelievably smooth functioning. Includes one 8-round magazine and military full-flap holster. PHOTOS (several available) . . . $295.   C&R  

EAST GERMAN Model 59 Makarov semiautomatic pistol  (9x18 Makarov) mfg. by Ernst Thaelmann, Suhl in 1962. Very Good to Excellent condition, some minor holster-wear on slide by muzzle. Gorgeous mirror-bright bore and unbelievably smooth functioning. Includes one 8-round magazine and military full-flap holster as well as East German police maintenance-log numbered to this pistol. (several available) . . . $350.   C&R  

FRENCH Model 1892 Ordnance revolver # H97482 (8mm Lebel), mfg. by St. Etienne during WWI (undated). Near Excellent condition with 90% or better bluing, matching numbers, bore has a couple dark areas but is otherwise strong and bright. Action very tight with checkered walnut grips. Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $450.  C&R 

FRENCH MAB Modele D semiautomatic pistol # 111286 (.32 ACP),  mfg. by Bayonne in circa 1947. Excellent condition, with full original bluing and an excellent mirror-bore and black-plastic grips. Not import-marked.   PHOTOS . . . $375.  C&R 

GERMAN  Model 1907 Schmeisser-designed Dreyse semiautomatic pistol # 240241 (7.65mm, aka .32 ACP), mfg. by Rheinische Metallwaaren & Maschinenfabrik in c.1918.  Near Excellent condition with about 90% bluing intact and a few small scratches in finish from actual use.  Bore quite bright and strong.  Includes 6-round magazine, checkered black Bakelite grips with RFM monogram.  Not import-marked, quite scarce, includes original German brown-leather full-flap holster that has seen better days. PHOTO . . . $395.   C&R  

GERMAN Model 1910/22 semiautomatic pistol # 101591 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Fabrique Nationale in 1941 under Nazi occupation. Excellent condition with all-matching numbers, full military blue finish throughout with only slight holster-wear on sides of barrel. Bore is Excellent and bright, all markings (including Nazi eagles) are sharp and clear, and checkered walnut grips are sharp and intact. Includes one magazine, no WaA proofs. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.   C&R   SOLD

GERMAN Model 1910/22 semiautomatic pistol # 135573 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Fabrique Nationale in 1942 under Nazi occupation. Excellent condition with all-matching numbers, full military blue finish throughout with only slight holster-wear on sides of barrel. Bore is Excellent and bright, all markings (including Nazi eagles and WaA140 proofs) are sharp and clear, and checkered walnut grips are sharp and intact. Includes one magazine. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $525.   C&R 

GERMAN Model P-08 Luger semiautomatic pistol # 9273d (9mm) mfg. by Erfurt in 1917.  This is a WWII "bringback" in Very Good condition with some holster-wear on the left side of the barrel, sideplate and slide. Completely original finish, with about 70% original bluing, the straw-colored parts (trigger, safety, mag-release, etc.) with much golden "straw" color. All markings very clear and bold, with all-matching numbers everywhere except for the magazine (a 1940's Mauser-produced aluminum-bottomed mag in VG condition). Original walnut grips are very sharp, the bore has some light pitting from usage of corrosive ammo but is strong and somewhat bright. Weimar police markings on front-strap of grip S.C.I.R. 93 (crossed-through) and S.Ka.I.482 indicates this was utilized by the police in the district of  Kassell between the wars.  Includes a brown-leather hard-shell military holster dated 1940 (acquired with the pistol so we are including it) in VG condition. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $1650.  C&R  

GERMAN Model P-08 Luger semiautomatic pistol # 2131t (9mm) mfg. by Mauser (code S/42) in 1937.  This is a WWII "bringback" in as gorgeous condition as the top dozen I have ever seen. Completely original finish, with 100% original bluing, the straw-colored parts (trigger, safety, mag-release, etc.) with mostly-full lustrous golden color, the fire-blued parts (toggle-pin, sear-spring) a very lustrous bright blue. All markings very clear and bold, with all-matching numbers everywhere except for the sideplate (which is #45 from an Imperial Luger) and magazine (a 1940's Mauser-produced aluminum-bottomed mag #742t in excellent condition). Original walnut grips are very sharp, the bore has a few old light deposits in it but is otherwise excellent and mirror-bright. The story from the soldier who captured / requisitioned this pistol is that it was all-matching when he acquired it, but the mags and sideplates from all captured sidearms were required to be removed while onboard the ship home to deactivate them and avoid gunplay aboard ship.  When it came time to disembark the soldier looked diligently through the basket of parts and mags for those matching his pistol but it appeared someone out of the hundreds ahead of him in line just grabbed the first pieces they came across, among which were the sideplate and magazine that matched this pistol. He claimed to have never fired (or cleaned) this Luger in the last 55 years and had been looking (without success) for a sideplate numbered 31 ever since. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $1250.  C&R  SOLD

GERMAN Model GP-35 "High Power" semiautomatic pistol # 186520 (9mm Parabellum) mfg. at Fabrique Nationale in c.1942 under Nazi occupation with fixed sights and magazine safety. Very Good condition with all-matching numbers, very little external military finish remaining. Bore is very strong and mostly bright, all markings (including Nazi eagles and WaA140 proofs) are sharp and clear, and checkered walnut grips are a little worn but sound. Includes two 13-round magazines (one with WaA140 proofs) and somewhat worn full-flap brown leather military holster with no apparent markings. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $675.   C&R   SOLD

GERMAN Model P-38 Walther semiautomatic pistol # 5662j (9mm Parabellum) mfg. at Walther (Nazi code ac) in 1944.  Excellent condition, retains over 95% bluing with strong and bright bore. All-matching numbers, strong markings, includes one eight-round WaA359-marked magazine. Barely noticeable import-marking at bottom of magazine well (cannot be seen with magazine in place). PHOTOS . . . $750.   C&R 

GERMAN Model PPK Walther semiautomatic pistol # 118742A (.380 ACP) mfg. at Walther in 1966.  Very Good condition, would be excellent but for porousity on the top two inches of the slide and frame from contact with a wet holster. Remainder of pistol retains over 99% bluing with gorgeous high-polish finish to metal and perfect mirror-bright bore. Original mottled-brown plastic grips and magazine. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $650.   Not C&R    SOLD

GERMAN Model PPK/S Walther semiautomatic pistol # 174567S (.380 ACP) mfg. at Walther in 1973.  Excellent condition with 95% gorgeous high-polish finish to metal and perfect mirror-bright bore. Original black plastic grips, includes original plastic Interarms box (numbered to this pistol), two magazines, cleaning rod and manual. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $650.   Not C&R    SOLD

GERMAN Model PP Walther semiautomatic pistol # 83581 (.32 ACP) mfg. at Manhurin in 1987.  Excellent condition, retains over 95% bluing with strong and bright bore. Essentially "as new in box", includes two eight-round Walther-marked magazines and one USA mag, test-target, manual and accessories in pasteboard box numbered to pistol. PHOTOS . . . $375.   C&R   SOLD

HUNGARIAN Model 37M Femaru semiautomatic pistol # 37990 (.32 ACP),  mfg. by F.E.G., Budapest around 1941. Near Excellent condition, with full external bluing, a few spots of verdigris or discoloration here and there. All-matching numbers, Nazi markings and proofs clear. Bore is strong and mirror bright. Nice grooved-walnut grips have a couple handling-marks.  Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.  C&R   

HUNGARIAN Model PJK-9HP semiautomatic pistol # B75494 (9mm Parabellum),  mfg. by F.E.G., Budapest in c.1990. Excellent-PLUS condition, with 100% external high-polish bluing. All-matching numbers with a perfect bore. This is a high-quality copy of the Browning High Power in as-new condition, with a 13-round magazine and a full-flap tan-leather hip-holster with shoulder-strap that seems to fit it nicely.  PHOTOS . . . $250.   Not C&R   

ITALIAN Model 1889 Type II Bodeo revolver with folding trigger # D9968 (10.35 Italian)  mfg. at Real Fabricca d'Armi Glisenti, Brescia in 1897.  Very Good condition, most external finish browned from age. Bore is mostly bright and very strong with a few areas of pitting, lockup is very tight.  Fully functional with nice checkered walnut grips. Not import-marked.   PHOTOS  . . . $425.  Antique, no FFL required

ITALIAN Model 1889 Type II Bodeo revolver with folding trigger # AG9837 (10.35 Italian)  mfg. at Mida, Brescia in 1918.  Very Good condition, most external finish browned from age. Bore is mostly bright and very strong with a few areas of pitting, lockup is very tight.  Fully functional with nice checkered walnut grips. Not import-marked.   PHOTOS  . . . $325.  C&R   

ITALIAN Model 1934 semiautomatic pistol # 920206 (.380 ACP) mfg. by Beretta in late 1941 (20th year of Fascist rule).  Near Excellent condition with all-matching numbers. Italian army marked (crowned RE) on left side of frame. Bore is strong and mostly bright with a few dark areas. Not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $475.   C&R 

JAPANESE  Type 94 semiautomatic pistol # 59299 (8mm Nambu) mfg. at Nagoya in August, 1944.  Very Good condition with very crudely finished external metal.  Bore is (surprisingly) mirror-perfect, markings are very sharp, and slab wood grips are not chipped. Includes crude but functional magazine and tattered full-flap military holster missing its sewed-on magazine pouch but with neat Kanji characters (unit markings?) inked on inside flap. Not import-marked.  PHOTOS . . . $475.   C&R 

SPANISH Model 1921 (400) semiautomatic pistol # 90137 (9mm Largo), mfg. by Astra in 1940.  Near Excellent, all-matching numbers with at least 85% original bluing (with much "fire-blue" on the extractor) and a bright and strong bore. Includes two magazines and full-flap black leather military holster. A pretty nice example, not import-marked.  PHOTO . . . $375.  C&R  

SWEDISH Model 1887 Nagant revolver # 1897 (7.5 Nagant), mfg. by Brevet Nagant in c.1890. Excellent condition, with 95% original bluing (some minor oxidation and spotting). All-markings are clear, and the action is extremely smooth with great double-action and single-action trigger-pulls. The bore is mirror-like and very strong with little evidence of use. Grips are sharply checkered walnut. INCLUDES excellent brown-leather pebbled-grain holster. These were produced by Nagant until 1897, when Husqvarna began production of them. Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $650.    Antique, no FFL required

U.S.A. Model 1909 revolver # 44361 (.45 Colt) manufactured by Colt in 1911.   Near Excellent condition with 90% or better fading bluing with a very bright, strong bore. Has been proofed by the British army for .455 Webley cartridge (and given the designation .455 Mk. VI by them) but still chambers and shoots the .45 Colt cartridge. Inspector initials R.A.C. on right side of frame, "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on underside of barrel, bottom of butt stamped U.S. ARMY / MODEL 1909 / No. 44 / 361. Some light holster-wear and contact-marks with other revolvers, but as nice as I have seen these come.  Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $925.   C&R    SOLD

U.S.A. Model 1917 revolver # 127780 (.45 ACP) manufactured by Colt in October 1918.   Excellent condition with 95% or better fading bluing with a very bright, strong bore. "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on underside of barrel, bottom of butt stamped U.S. ARMY / MODEL 1917 / No. 127 / 780. Very little signs of use.  Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $875.   C&R   SOLD

U.S.A. "Commando" revolver # 35084 (.38 Special) with 4" barrel, manufactured by Colt in 1944.   Excellent-PLUS condition with 98% or better Parkerizing and a near-perfect mirror-bore. Almost no contact-marks on metal and grips, G.H.D. and flaming ordnance-bomb on left side of frame. One of the best examples we have ever encountered, worthy of the finest collection, not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $750.   C&R    SOLD