Extraordinary & Historic Firearms Auction

SN 1812. Caliber 6.5mm Bergmann. This is a late example of a M1896 #3 semiautomatic pistol as produced by the Bergmann company with extractor and cont

SN 2485. Caliber 6.5mm Bergmann. This is a late example of a M1896 #3 semiautomatic pistol as produced by the Bergmann company with extractor and a co

SN 3366. Caliber 6.5mm Bergmann. This is a late example of a M1896 #3 semiautomatic pistol as produced by the Bergmann company with extractor and cont

SN 3480. Caliber 6.5mm Bergmann. This is a late example of a M1896 #3 semiautomatic pistol as produced by the Bergmann company with extractor and cont

SN 4205. Caliber 6.5mm Bergmann. This is a late example of a M1896 #3 semiautomatic pistol as produced by the Bergmann company with extractor and cont

SN 3988. Caliber 8mm Bergmann. This is an unusual M1896 #4 semiautomatic pistol as produced by the Bergmann company with extractor and contoured backs

SN 22. 8mm Bergmann Simplex. The Bergmann Simplex was a compact firearm produced under license, in Belgium in the early 1900s, that combined features

SN 2152. 8mm Bergmann Simplex. The Bergmann Simplex was a compact firearm, produced under license in Belgium in the early 1900s, that combined feature

SN 3173. 8mm Bergmann Simplex. The Bergmann Simplex was a compact firearm, produced under license in Belgium in the early 1900s, that combined feature

SN 3950. After transitioning through the numbered Bergmanns, the M1903 Bergmann Mars, and the series of M1910 and M1910/21s, Bergmann went on to manuf

SN 28. Caliber 9mm. Mauser made a small number of handguns that were largely scaled up versions of the familiar M1910 and M1914. To handle the increas

SN 148. Mauser made fewer than 200 M1912-14 pistols for evaluation and testing before WWI. The earliest guns, particularly those with serial number be

SN 1. Caliber 7.65mm. Very unusual Transitional Pistol is effectively a heavier and enlarged version of the M1910 to accommodate the more potent 7.65

SN 421822. Caliber 7.65mm. Mauser engraved very, very few of its pocket pistols. This M1914 differs from standard production guns in that there was no

SN 1. Caliber 7.63mm. This well known and previously photographed six shot cutaway has a 4" bbl and a fixed rear sight. Early features include ...

SN 24. Caliber 7.63mm. Mauser made fewer than 200 System Mauser marked guns with a stepped bbl. This well known gun, having been shown in many of Jose

SN 8437. Caliber 7.63mm. One of just a handful of 20-shot pistols in a very well established and narrow serial range clustered around 84XX. This gun h

SN 757. Caliber 7.63mm. Mauser only made a handful of twenty shot C96s in this serial range. All had a 5.5" bbl and a pinned 1-10 rear sight. U...

SN 40. Caliber 7.63mm. Mauser made about 100 twenty shot Flatside Conehammers in a separate serial range numbered 1-100. There is a variance in detail

SN 14021. Caliber 7.63mm. Mauser assembled a small number of Conehammer pistols with Bolo bbl assemblies. Most had a ten shot frame and some had a six