Serial No. 126604, circa 1911, .22 caliber. 7.5" octagonal barrel. 90%  blue remains with light scattered scratches visible. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Original .455 cylinder has been replaced with an A.G. Parker conversion kit with Target sight and barrel sleeve. History of this Target model shows it was used at the Portsmouth Naval Barracks for the shooting club...

Serial No. 759L, made in 1943, 9mm, 5" round barrel. Serial Numbers are matching, bore is good with light frosting in the grooves. Left side of slide is marked "P.38 byf/43-759L". Right side is Waffenamt marked with "Eagle/135".Bakelite grips are good with light wear noted. Comes with Holster marked P.38 with WaA920 waffenamt and spare magazine. 

SN: None. Made circa 1910's. 8MM with a 4.5 Barrel. Bore is in very good condition with Bright and strong rifling. This Model 1892 revolver was made for the French Ministry of War for presentation as a shooting prize. The top of the barrel is marked MLE 1892 and the right side is marked S. 1912. The right side of the rear frame is marked Mre d'Armes  St Etienne. The specially made finely...

Serial No. 215841, circa 1943, 7.65mm, 4.9" round waffenamt marked barrel. "Top slide only" model where the only serial number is stamped on the top of the slide. Bore is bright with strong rifling visible. Approximately 90% original finish  remains, right side of frame is stamped with "Eagle/WaA76". One piece brown checkered grips are good with a loss noted at the top edge. Magazine is...

Serial No. 255572, made in 1944, 9mm, 5" round barrel. Pistol is 4th Variation with later slide logo, and was part of the 19th Shipment to Germany on June 6th 1944. 85% bluing remains with light scratches visible. Sharp edges are in the bright, bore has frosting and light pitting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Eagle/WAad20 Waffenamt is stamped right side on the beaver tail....

Serial No. 836466, made in 1935, 7.65mm, 3.25" round barrel. Noticeable areas of discoloration and finish loss is visible on the right side of the slide, left side has light blemishes. Bore and grips are in excellent condition. Consigment

SN: 13014158. Chinese Tokarev military pistol made in 1966. The serials are non matching. The bore is excellent. Has 98% of its original finish. This model has no import markings and no added safety, and is likely a Vietnam bring back. Overall near excellent condition.

SN: B2743. WWII production 9mm caliber with a 4.5" barrel. Bore is excellent. Late war 2-lever German military pistol with Nazi markings. Has about 95% original finish. A good looking example.

Serial No. 2782, circa 1911-1915, 7.63mm, 4" round barrel. Rough finish all matching C96 pistol. Chinese writing is visible and translates to "Police Station". Finish is a dark grey patina with scattered mottling visible throughout. Rifling is worn with minor pitting visible. Grips show handling and usage wear. Interarms import is stamped behind the trigger guard. Action functions correctly,...

Serial No. 4879, made in 1928, 9mm Largo, 6" round barrel. 40% original blue remains while the rest, mostly the frame are turning to a plum/grey patina. Bore is excellent with handsome rifling visible. Black plastic grips are worn with the right side showing a surface crack. Left side has three holes noted. 

Serial No. 2806U, made in 1937, 9mm, 4" round barrel. Serial numbers are matching expect of magazine and grips. Grips are marked "60", 90% original blue remains with scattered light scratches noted. Edges are starting to thin to a grey patina, bore is bright with a light area of frosting visible at the muzzle. Grips show some discoloration, especially the right side. Checkering remains...

Serial No. 6572C, made in 1945 by Walther, 9mm, 5" round barrel. Late war Walther P.38 with mismatching slide, frame, and barrel. Frame is "C" block marked and is correctly mismatched. These were put together for GI's who captured the Walther Plant in April of 1945. Finish retains 90% original blue with Waffenamts present. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Dark ribbed...

SN: 7292g. WWII production 9mm with a 4.9" barrel. Bore is excellent. German military pistol in very good overall condition with light wear.

SN:92758. Made circa 1960's, .45ACP with 5" barrel. Argentinian made full size 1911. All parts have matching serial numbers. Overall in very good condition. Comes with box and two extra magazines.

SN: 245B. Manufactured circa 1937, 9mm with a 4.7" barrel. Bore is excellent. Belgian made WWII German military pistol with German Waffenamts, commander style hammer, original military grips and split tail magazine. Overall excellent condition.

SN:317450P. Manufactured in 1944, 7.65mm with a 3.75" barrel. Bore is in excellent condition. WWII handgun with Waffenamt on left side of frame and slide and manual safety. Overall condition is very good.

SN: 11694F. Made in 1944 with a 4.7-inch barrel chambered for the 9mm Luger cartridge (9x19mm Parabellum). This pistol was made by FN in Belgium under German occupation & that is why it bears Waffenamt acceptance marks on the slide, frame & barrel. Pistol is in very good overall condition with a bright bore that has strong rifling. Comes with one factory split tail magazine &...

Serial No. 68406, circa 1944, 9mm, 4.5" round barrel. Serial number is in the range of the Danish Exile guns ordered in 1944, rear is stamped with "Crown/ SS. The "SS" stands for Capt. Sten Stenmo who was an inspector. 95% finish remains, bore is excellent with strong rifling visible. Right side is marked "Rplt. S5236" This is a Danish Police marking. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No. 1126249, circa 1960s, 9mm, 4.5" round barrel Overall good condition with an excellent bore! Finish has expected usage and handling wear mostly on slide edges. Grips are good with no cracks visible. 

Serial No. C9880, made in 1921, 10.35mm, 3.5" round barrel. Post WWI manufactured Officers pistol in overall very good 30% original blue remains with rest of the finish turning to a grey patina. Bore is excellent with strong rifling noted. Action indexes correctly, slight play during lock up. Checkered wooden grips are crips with no cracks. This is a revolver of many conflicts.