SN: 24767. Made circa 1940’s. 9mm with a 4.9” barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Rare World War II production commercial Walther P.38 with Eagle/N proof marks noted on the right side of the slide. Finish is in very good plus condition with minor thinning noted toward the muzzle and front of the slide. Bakelite grips are in excellent condition with virtually no visual handling wear....

SN: G13100. Made in 1953. 7.62x25 with a 4.7" barrel. Bore has strong rifling with light frosting noted in the grooves. Czech military service pistol. Finish is in very good condition with light holster wear noted. Bakelite grips show light handling wear but remain in very good condition. Comes with extra magazine and holster. Overall very good condition.

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SN: 5910b. Made in 1942. 9mm caliber with a 5” barrel. This gun is in very fine condition with 80% of the original blue. Grips are excellent. Gun is all matching. Comes a 1943 dated holster with an extra magazine.

SN: 22899. Made in 1941. 11.25mm (.45ACP) with a 5” barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Norwegian 1914 made during WWII under German occupation by the Kongsberg arsenal, with matching numbers. Finish is in good plus condition with wear noted around grips frame and slide from handling. Grips show expected handling wear with moderate checkering remaining. Comes with original holster. A...

SN: 386954k. Made in 1942 with a 3.75-inch barrel chambered for the .32 ACP cartridge. Overall condition is good with a bright bore & original factory finish across the metal parts. The slide & the trigger guard have areas of oxidation on them. Police mark on the left side of the frame. Comes with Walther banner plastic grips, a World War II-era black leather holster & two...

Serial 7837R, circa 1943-1945, 9mm, 5" round barrel. Serial Numbers are matching, Waffenamts are visible on slide and frame. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Light wear is visible on the grips, no cracks noted. Action functions correctly.

SN: H52548 Scarce .22 caliber conversion. Frame is marked "St. Etienne". Barrel is dated 1913. Bore is excellent. Near excellent overall condition.

SN: 8398r. Made in 1928 by DWM with a 4-inch barrel chambered for the 9mm Luger cartridge. Has commercial proof marks on barrel, toggle & frame, plus an HZA proof mark and a police district marking on the front strap. Overall condition is excellent with a bright bore & original factory blued finish across the metal parts. Checkered wood grips are in fine condition. (CONSIGNMENT)

SN: 52977. Scarce Dutch contract. Top of slide has Queen Wilhelmina's royal cypher. Rear of frame has a crown over w. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Very good overall condition.

SN: 18570. Made in 1936. 7.62x38R with a 4.5" barrel. Bore has moderate frosting with strong rifling present. Very rare Polish variant of the Nagant revolver with matching numbers and dated 1936 making this one of the very last produced examples. Revolver retains 35% of factory blue with scattered brown patina and shallow pitting peppered around frame. Grips show expected handling wear with...

Serial No. 2912, made in 1940, 9mm, 5" round barrel. One of the 7,250 produced in late 1940. Serial numbers are matching, bore is good with frosting visible in the grooves. Slide and frame are a grey patina with light surface pitting noted near the safety. Appropriate Waffenamts with "Eagle/ 359" are visible on slide and frame, as is "480". Grips show wear, but are in overall good condition....

SN: 5023. Made in May of 1943. 9mm with a 4.9" barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Numbers matching AC43 code P.38 manufactured by Walther. Finish is in good condition with large areas transitioning to a brown patina. Waffenamts are clearly visible and appropriately marked "E/359". Bakelite grips show light handling wear. Action functions properly. Overall very good surplus...

Serial No. 8625K, made in 1942, 9mm, 5" round barrel. Serial numbers are matching, Bore is good with frosting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Slide is thinning to a grey patina with waffenamts marked "Eagle/359". Frame has started to turn to a plum finish with Waffenamts present as well. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No. 51096, made in 1944, 8mm Nambu, 4.5" round barrel. Serial numbers are matching including the grips, firing pin is not numbered. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Finish rates 95%, Canvas clam shell holster is stiff but in overall good condition. Spare firing pin and cleaning rod are included. Action functions correctly. Consignment

SN: 114236. 1980's production. 9mm with a 4" barrel. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. German made government pistol. Finish is in excellent condition, note pistol has received an arsenal refinish. Grips show light handling wear. Pistol comes with booklet, case an 1 extra mag. Overall very good condition.

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SN: 041237. Made in 1981. 9mm with a 5" barrel. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. Aluminum frame German made P1. Finish is in very good condition with light wear noted. Grips show light scuffs and handling wear but remain in very good condition. Pistol comes with original holster and an extra magazine. Overall very good condition.

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SN: 36409. Made in April 1943 at the Kokubunji factory of Nambu|Chuo Kogyo under the supervision of the Nagoya arsenal with a 3.75-inch barrel chambered for the 8x22mm Nambu cartridge. Condition overall is very good with a decent bore & original factory finish on the metallic parts with isolated patches of light handling wear & oxidation. Comes with an original 6-round detachable box...

SN: 233718. WWII vintage .32 auto with a 3.9" barrel. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny. Late war Czech production military pistol with war time finish in very good condition. The grips have a small chip on the right side. Overall very good condition.

SN:336064. Made circa 1915. .45 Acp with a 6" barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling. British military revolver. Finish is in good condition with approximately 75% of it original finish. Grip are in very good condition. Revolver has cut down cylinder to accepted .45 ACP. Overall condition is in good condition.

SN: 258019. Made in Prague under the German occupation of Bohemia during World War II with a 3.9-inch barrel chambered for the .32 ACP pistol cartridge. Overall condition is excellent with a bright bore, original factory finish across all metal parts, & an excellent original factory one-piece checkered Bakelite grip with CZ-logo. Marked "BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G." on top of slide next...