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Mauser, 1939 production, P.08 pistol with two original matching serialized magazines. The pistol has the war-time salt blue finish with blued small pa

This is an excellent example of a pre-WWII German Luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory in 1937. The top of the chamber area is marked 1937 with

Blank chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle. "Crown/N" proofs on the left side of the barrel extension, underside of the barr...

This is an example of a 1908 Military Contract, German Luger pistol as used by the imperial German forces prior to and during WWI. The top of the cham

This is an arsenal reworked example of a WWI Imperial German military Luger pistol that has been reworked twice. After WWI it was reworked in the 1920

This is a unique example of a World War II Luftwaffe Survival Drilling that was manufactured by J.P. Sauer in 1941. The drilling is complete with the

This is a late WWII K98 rifle that was produced at the Mauser-Werke, A.G. Oberndorf facility and subsequently fitted with the short side rail sniper r

This is an example of a late WWII German Volksgewehr or Peoples rifle as produced the last few months of the Third Reich. This rifle represents the e

Developed in 1933, the Standard Model was the final commercial configuration issued by the pre-War Mauser factory. Blade and tangent sights, with &q...

This single shot rifle features ramp blade front sight (missing hood) and an adjustable military style rear sight graduated from 30 to 200 meters and

The chamber is marked "ERMA / Gewehrfabrik / ERFURT", with two crown/letter proofs and serial number on the left side. A pair of crown/let...

Developed in the post-War years, this 1949 rifle was part of a contract with the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Protected blade front sight and tangent pe

Ramp blade and tangent sights, with banner, model and caliber markings on the barrel and script address on top of the receiver. Smooth pistol grip sto

Blade and tangent sights, with caliber marking on the barrel, "crown/ letter" proofs, "MAUSER" banner on the chamber and "D...

These carbines were the German version of the Czech VZ33 carbine and were manufactured on the small ring, light weight 98K Mauser action with a smalle

This is an excellent example of a mid war "ar" code K98 rifle manufactured by Mauser-Werke, A.-G., Werk Borsigwalde, Berlin-Borsigwalde, E...

Produced in 1939. Blade front and tangent rear sights, with "dsh 7 40 Pi" marked near the breech of the barrel, along with 2 "WaA655&...

Produced in 1943 in Czechoslovakia. Blade and tangent sights, with the makers mark and date on the receiver ring and "Mod 98" on the side...

A) Originally used by the Czechoslovakian military for training purposes, this air rifle features an inverted "V" front sight, adjustable ...

This example of a Model 1935 semi-automatic pistol has a scarce alloy frame. Beretta experimented with light alloy frames for its pistols beginning in