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Used by German forces during WWI and manufactured by at least four German and Austrian companies. The left side of the frame is marked "W-a 14&...

Produced from circa 1910 through the WWI period. British proofs on the left side of the frame with "III / W.W. GREENER BIRMINGHAM" and the...

This is an example of an early standard production rifle as manufactured by the Mauser factory. The top of the receiver is marked "42 / 1940&qu...

This is an example of a "243" code K98 bolt action rifle manufactured by Mauser Werke. The top of the front receiver ring is marked "...

This is an example of a 98K bolt action as manufactured by Berlin-Lubecker. The top of the receiver is marked "duv / 41", the right side i...

The top of the chamber is marked "MOD. 317K / shield / GUSTLOFF-WERKE / Waffenwerk Suhl", the top of the barrel at the breech end is marke...

This is a solid example of a GEW 98 rifle manufactured at the Amberg Arsenal in 1917 and later reworked in World War II for the SS. This particular ri

This is an example of a double dated Erfurt Kar 98 rifle, most likely a Post-WWI police issue. The top of the receiver ring is marked "1920 / c...

Inverted "V" front sight with protectors, military tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, and muzzle cover. Receiver ring has crown...

The top of the receiver ring is marked "Y / F.G. / GY.", with a pair of crown proofs on the right side. Graduated rear sight, with correct...