Serial No. 606, circa 1901-1903, .455 cordite, 6" Army & Navy C.S.L. marked barrel. Back strap is engraved with "R.H. Stallard". Stallard would serve on the staff in France from 08/02/1915 to 11/11/1918 and receive 3x MID, OBE and French Legion D'Honneur medal. Revolver is in near excellent condition with minor wear visible on the finish. Wood checkered grips have minor handling wear...

Serial No. 101476, circa 1899-1913, .455, 4" barrel. "Boer War" revolver in very good with 80% original finish present mix with patina. Serial numbers are matching, bore is good with some oxidation noted in the strong rifling. Grips are near excellent with Broad Arrow visible. Overall very good plus condition.

Serial No. 81842, circa 1899-1902, .455, 4" barrel. Back strap is marked for the Royal Engineers and then the Royal Signals (Signal Corps) Overall good condition with traces of original finish visible in protected areas. Bore is excellent with strong rifling visible. Serial numbers are matching, grips are good with a chip noticeable on the left side. Broad Arrows present, action functions...

Serial No. 428493, made in 1919, .455, 6" barrel. Overall finish is a grey/brown patina. Serial numbers are matching, barrel is dated 1918 with Broad Arrows visible. Frame and Barrel assembly are marked the "Broad Arrow inside D". Bore shows frosting in the grooves with strong rifling remaining. Grips are intact with minor chips noted. Action functions correctly. It is noted that there is a...

Serial No. 144497, made in 1915, .45acp, 4" barrel. Overall good condition with original finish starting to thin to a grey patina. Back strap is marked "3 M.D." which stands for Third Military District Southern Command, State of Victoria. Broad Arrows are present, bore shows oxidation in the grooves with strong rifling visible. Cylinder has been shaved to accept .45acp with moon clips....

SN: 22017. Made in 1922, 7.65x21mm, 4.75" barrel. Bore is excellent & overall condition is very good + with original factory blued finish. Comes with matching original checkered wood grips & a 1909 dated leather holster.

SN: 7056w. Made in November 1944, 9mm, 4.9" barrel. Bore is very good & condition overall is good plus with original factory finish & no import marks.

Serial No. R2365, circa 1941-1943, 9mm, 4.5" barrel. R block serial number, early three lever model. Overall good condition with handling and usage wear visible. Waffenampts present, Eagle/77. Bore is good with scattered frosting visible in the grooves. Right grip has a crack that goes 3/4s of the way through. 

Serial No. 326905, chambered in 7.65mm , circa 1939-1940 in overall very good condition with slight holster wear on the right side of slide. Frame is marked with Waffenampt/37 meaning military acceptance,right side frame rear has Eagle/N.Bore is bright and shiny and grips excellent. This example is a scarce 2nd Wehrmacht variation. Comes with unmarked holster. 

Serial No. 9535E, chambered in 9mm, manufactured in 1944, 4.9" round barrel. Good overall condition with finish loss noted at the muzzle and edges. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Serial numbers are matching, waffenampts present on slide and frame marked "359". Grips show light wear with minor scratches. 

Serial No. 3146H, chambered in 9mm with a 4.9" round barrel, manufactured in 1941 Walther P.38. Finish has been reblued with 90% remaining and is in overall good condition. Bore shows scattered pitting and frosting in the grooves. Serial numbers are matching, good looking early second subvariant Walther!

Serial No.7608X, chambered in 9mm, 4.9" round barrel circa 1942-1945 Spreewerk cyq code P.38 overall good condition with light handling wear noted on the finish. Bore is bright and shiny, asterisk is visible right side barrel rail. 

Serial No. 2207L, chambered in 9mm, manufactured 1943, 4.9" round barrel Mauser P.38 overall good condition all matching serial numbers, waffenampts are "135" marked. Bore is bright with strong rifling visible. Minor surface oxidation and discoloration is noted along the edges Grips show minor wear and scracthes with the name "NEIM" engraved on the right grip. 

Serial No. 7221G chambered in 9mm, 5" round barrel, manufactured in 1944. Overall good condition, frame is starting to turn into a plum finish. Slide is marked "ac 44". Bore is bright and shiny. Serial numbers are matching

Serial No.56464, chambered in 8mm Nambu, with a 4.5” round barrel, manufactured October 1942. Serial numbers are matching, including the grips and both magazines, spare firing pin is unnumbered. 90-95% original blue remains with some wear noted along the edges. Bore is good with strong rifling visible, comes with...

Serial No. 64955, chambered in 8mm Nambu with a 4.5” round barrel manufactured in February 1943. Serial numbers are matching including the magazine and grips. 96% original blue remains with some scattered oxidation noted. Bore is good with some minor frosting noted in the grooves. Comes with original clamshell...

SN: C6366. WWI German military luger made in 1916. All serials are matching. The bore is near excellent with minimal frosting. The finish has a light but even brown-blue patina. Overall a very good example and comes with correct leather holster. The holster is very good with a leather strap that need repair and a German soldiers name "Eisenhofer" inscribed in the cover.

Serial number 7362. Made in 1942. 9mm with a  5” barrel. This gun has approximately 70% of the original toning finish mixed with a dark gray patina. Grips are very good and have been filled with a white substance.

SN: 9298g. Post-war French made service pistol, made during the French occupation of Germany. Has the distinctive metal grips, which were originally grey but have turned a plum color. These guns were imported by Interarms, and this one is in excellent condition with the matching number box.

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Serial number 6522. Made circa 1924. This gun is in 9mm Largo caliber with a 4” barrel. Gun is in excellent original condition with 95% of the original blue finish. This gun has the original Trolit Plastic grips.