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Luger P.08 manufactured by Krieghoff Waffenfabrik at Suhl, Germany in 1940. The pistol has the distinctive Krieghoff blue with matte finish in the fra

This is just a fantastic example of an early production DWM 1906 American Eagle Luger. These early Lugers were made expressly for export to the Unite

Luger P.08 manufactured by Krieghoff waffenfabrik at Suhl, Germany in 1940. The pistol has the distinctive Krieghoff blue with matte finish in the fra

This is a scarce 9m/m example of Model 1906 DWM commercial Luger, with the U.S. crest on the chamber and DWM monogram on top of the toggle. The toggle

This is an example of a rare original DWM Luger pistol box. The box is 9 1/2" wide x 5 3/4" deep and 1 3/4" high. It is black with a ...

This is a beautiful example of a early 1900 Swiss military contract Luger. There were only a total of 3000 military contract lugers made and they were

This is a nice example of a standard post-WWI Weimar era police rework Luger pistol as made by the DWM factory. The chamber area is dated 1920 in comp

This is a nice example of a 1935 WWII German army "G" date, S/42 code Luger pistol. The top of the chamber area has the single letter &quo...

This is a beautiful example of a late 1929 Swiss commercial contract Luger as manufactured by Waffenfabrik factory in Bern, Switzerland. This specifi

DWM 1900 Commercial Luger pistol with the elaborate monogram "MT de A" inlaid in gold and platinum on the chamber. The "MTA" mo...

This is a truly extra ordinary original example of a Mauser, military P.08 Luger pistol with "K" (1934) date code on the chamber. This Sub...

Blade front sight and two-position toggle rear sight, labeled "100" and "200". The chamber is blank, the front toggle is marked ...

Fixed sights, the slide is marked with the "Crown/gothic letter" and "Crown/K" proofmarks, a Nazi "WaA" proof, and &qu...

Blade and notch sights, with "P.38", "byf/ 44" and the serial number on the left side of the slide, "WaA135" and the &...

Experimental, semi-automatic, double-action pocket pistol developed in 1939 by Gustloff-Werke of Schul. Development of the pistol was promoted by Frit

This is a beautiful example of a deluxe presentation grade factory engraved Walther P-38 pistol with a Walther case, a set of checkered walnut grips,

Licensed by Walther and made in the U.S., this pistol features floral scroll engraving with a matte background covering the entire pistol. The Interar

This pistol features the vine and floral engraving with 98% coverage that extends to both sides of the frame, trigger guard and grip straps. The left

Very rare Walther Olympia 1936 Fuenfkampf (Pentathlon) pistol, equipped in the style used by the 1936 German Olympic Shooting Team. Adjustable blade f

Designed by Walther for the Berlin Olympic Games, with several improvements. Blade front and adjustable notch rear sights, with red paint on the rear