501        Mauser P.08, Luger, marked “byf”, 41” in Cal. 9mm. All matching numbers including aluminum base of magazine.  Serial #2975s Waffen marked with “655” on receiver, additional Waffen marks on the magazine.  Checkered black plastic grips. 98% bluing intact showing only very slight holster wear and a drag mark from the safety selector.  Butt is machined for butt stock and receiver accepts lanyard.  Estimate $1500 to $2000

502        “Mauser 1939” Factory marked German Nazi Police issue P.08 Luger.  All matching serial numbers except for aluminum base of magazine which is a later but correct police issue with the police eagle “C” magazine (serial # on magazine is 1775),  Haenel Schmeisser patent marking on right side of magazine body.  Pistol has the sear safety. .  Serial #2292w.  Checkering on grips is sharp with only light wear located where held by the hand. 98% of bluing is intact showing only very slight holster wear and one rub mark on the base of butt just forward of mag-well opening.  Butt is machined for butt stock and receiver accepts lanyard.  Estimate $2500 to $3000

503        “S/42, 1938” marked German military issue P.08 Luger in virtually unissued condition.  99% of bluing with only the vaguest of holster wear and one rub mark just above the take down lever.  Checkering on wood grips is sharp and shows virtually no wear.  Serial #5420c, all numbers are matching including aluminum base of the magazine.  Estimate $1500 to $2000

504        “byf, 41” marked, Mauser  German Military issue P.08 Luger.  All numbers match including black plastic base of magazine. Bluing is 98% showing only very light holster wear.  Checkering on wood grips is sharp with just the slightest of handling wear.  Serial #2678ku.  All numbers are matching including the Bakelite base of the magazine.  Unknown significance of “ku” suffix. Our best guess is that a small number of Lugers known to have been assembled at Neuengamme concentration camp for the SS and that “ku” indicates Konzentrationlager-Ubungsteile.  Rare pistol.  Estimate $2500 to $3000

505        Model 1896, “Broom handle” Mauser in 7.63 caliber.  Receiver impressed “Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A. Neckar”. Serial #304685.  All serial numbers match. Pistol is equipped with the 1000 meter site. Excellent condition, correct but non matching detachable stock/ holster, serial #890.  Pistol is in excellent over all condition and comes with original capture certificate. This pistol as well as lot #564 both came from the same German General at the end of the war, possibly General Wenck who surrendered on May 1^st 1945 at the Elb river.  Captain Deans XIII Corps is believed to have been at this same spot and it was Dean who obtained these two pistols.  Both pistol were purchased directly from Captain Dean in 1970.  Dean was an alcoholic at the time and could not remember who the General was. Estimate $1200 to $1600

506        “SVW, 45”, German military issue Mauser P.38, serial #6032e.  1945 manufacture.  Nazi military issue.  All numbers matching.  So called Gray Ghost. Pistol is in excellent condition as are its black plastic grips. Phosphate receiver with blued barrel.  Last of the Nazi P.28’s.  Very rare without French assemble star on slide.  10,500 similar guns were produced. Estimate $800 to $1200

507        Walther PPK in 7.65 m/m, serial #383629k. Blue anodized alloy (Dural) finish about 98% intact showing only slight wear on the sharp edges and at rear of slide.  Plastic grip is cracked at screw hold approximately ¼ inch (see photos).  Total production of Dural frame PPK’s is estimated at 1500 pistols.  Jan Still notes in “Axis Pistols”  that only 12 Dural frame PPK’s have been identified in collections….”  Estimate $1000 to $1400

508        Walther PPK, in 7.65 m/m.  Postal Police (branch of the SS) issue.  “D.R.P” marked on left side of receiver. Very rare marking on a PPK. Serial #912356.  Approximately 96% of bluing intact, showing light holster and handling wear.  Plastic grip cracked at screw hole on both sides of raised round nub with an additional surface crack on the left grip just behind the “Walther” banner (approximately 3/4” long) and a small chip out of grip just above the “L” in “Walther”.  Estimate $1800 to $2200

509        Rare Walther PP in 7.65 m/m.  Serial #140289P, front of grip strap is stamped “SA der NSDAP Gruppe Hansa”.  This rare SA pistol is in excellent condition with approximately 99% of its bluing intact, showing only very slight holster wear.  Black plastic Walther grips and magazine finger support are also in excellent condition.  This pistol also includes its original “SA” logo, dark brown holster.  Estimate $4000 to $6000

510      Walther K43 semi-automatic sniper rifle in 7.92 m/m (8 x 57mm).  Serial #6401a.  Rifle is mounted with a ZF-4 scope (serial numbered 13568), scope mount (numbered 6227), sling and includes two ‘aye’ marked magazines. Rifle is in excellent condition showing very little use.  Wear to bluing on trigger guard.  This rifle was a Veteran bring back and is in as liberated condition.  Rifle has all matching serial numbers.  Receiver code “qve 45” A rare all original rifle.  Estimate $4000 to $5000

511      Rare 1945 manufactured, Konigsberg Arsenal M1914  made while under German control. Slide is Waffen marked with the Nazi eagle above inspector marks.  Black phosphate finish is in excellent condition and about 99% intact showing only very slight handling wear (see photos).  Serial # 30049.  All numbers match except for trigger which is factory marked “.050”, just a single digit off and the pistol probably left the factory this way.  Pistols were ordered by the German Government in November of 1943 and delivered April 23^rd 1945.  The serial number range was 30045 through 30125 (This gun’s number indicates it was part of that shipment).  A truly rare pistol.  Estimate $4000 to $5000

512      US Military Issue Colt Manufactured M1911A1 .  Manufactured by “Colts PT. FA .MFG CO, Hartford, CT. U.S.A”, “United States Property No 1091879”.  Phosphate finish approximately 98% intact, excellent condition showing virtually no wear.  Grips in excellent condition as well.  Estimate $1100 to $1300.

513      US M1 Garand Carbine, .30 Cal with original sling. Manufactured by “Springfield Armory”. Serial #  746194.  Phosphate (Parkerized) finish approximately 98% intact, rifle is in excellent condition. Stock is excellent except for a chip just behind right rear of magazine floor plate and a crack in the lower stock just forward of the receiver by the barrel (see photos).   Estimate $2500 to $3000

514      Waffen marked Polish Radom factory P.35 manufactured while under German control.  Caliber is 9mm, slide impressed “F. B. Radom VIS Mod. 35 Pat. Nr. 15567”, “P.35(p)”.  Waffen marked on slide, and both sides of receiver with the eagle over W8A77, eagle with swastika etc.  See photos.  Serial #K6883.  In excellent condition this pistol retains approximately 97% of its bluing, showing light holster wear, handling wear and loss of blue from beneath the hammer drop lever.  Several small chips off of bottom of left grip panel and one on bottom of right grip panel.  Estimate $700 to $900

515      Waffen marked Polish Radom factory P.35 manufactured under German control. This pistol exhibits a few variations in manufacturing compared to the P.35 lot#14.  The trigger is made differently and the thumb activated safety has been omitted completely (see photo).  Caliber is 9mm and condition is excellent with 99% of its bluing intact showing very light holster wear and handling color.  Waffen marked on one side of slide and both sides of receiver with a stylized eagle over 77, the eagle with Swastika etc.   Serial #C4818 Estimate $700 to $900

516      CZ of Czechoslovakia , German Military Issue Model 27. Slide impressed “fnh Pistole Modell e 27, Kal. 7,65”. Waffen marked on top of slide, and on barrel with an eagle and swastika and stamped on the receiver with stylized eagle over “WaA76”.  Pistol is in excellent condition and retains 99.5% of its bluing.  Left side grip has a small chip at the front of the mag well otherwise pistol is in excellent condition.  Serial #277654, 1943.  All numbers match.  Estimate $700 to $900

517      CZ of Czechoslovakia , German Military Issue Model 27. Manufactured under German control.  Slide impressed  “Pistole Modelle 27, Kal. 7,65”.  Top of slide impressed “Bohmische Waffenfabrik A.G. in Prag” top of slide and side of receiver stamped  with the stylized eagle and “WaA76”, Barrel impressed with an eagle and swastika.  Pistol is in excellent condition with 99.8% of its bluing and the grips are in excellent condition except for a small chip at the very base of the right hand grip at the front by the mag-well.  Serial #22513, 1942.  All numbers match.  Estimate $700 to $900

518      FN of Belgium pistol model 1935 in cal. 9mm, standard German military issue. Slide impressed “Fabrique Nationale D’Armes de Guerre, Herstal Belgique” and “Browning’s Patent Depose”. Slide and receiver stamped with the stylized eagle over “WaA140”. Slide, receiver and barrel stamped with the eagle over swastika.  Pistol is in good to very good condition and retains approximately 97% of it’s bluing.  Showing only slight holster wear and some pitting on the slide and take down lever, the very front of receiver as well as inside of barrel.  A few dings to the left side walnut grip.  Serial #90669a, all numbers match.  Estimate $800 to $1000

519      FN of Belgium pistol model 1935 in cal. 9mm, standard German military issue. Slide impressed “Fabrique Nationale D’Armes de Guerre, Herstal Belgique” and “Browning’s Patent Depose”. Slide and receiver stamped with the stylized eagle over “WaA140”. Slide, receiver and barrel stamped with the eagle over swastika.  Pistol  is in very good condition retaining approximately 96% of it’s bluing but showing several slight dings and scratches along with its light holster wear.  Grips are of black plastic.  Casing imperfections that look like pitting on the slide lock/take down lever.  Serial #198621, All numbers match.  Estimate $800 to $1000

520      Sauer Model M38H Nazi Police issue pistol in 7.65mm.  Slide impressed “J. P Sauer & Sohn, SUHL, Cal. 7, 65” and “Patent” on the opposite side. Stamped with German commercial eagle over “N” on rear of receiver and the Nazi Eagle with swastika and the letter “C” the Police acceptance stamp on the forward left side portion of the trigger guard.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 99% of its bluing.  Black plastic grips.  Serial #406927.  Estimate $500 to $700

521      Mauser model M98K  in cal. 7.92mm, bolt action rifle with laminate stock and original leather sling.  Top or receiver impressed ‘byf”, ‘43’.  Rife is in very good condition through out and retains approximately 85% of its bluing.  Serial #2825f, all numbers match except butt plate is impressed “brg”.  Waffen marked throughout. See photos.  Estimate $1200 to $1500

522      Mauser Works model DSM 1934B, German commercial bolt action “Deutshes Sportmodell” cal. 22 L.R.  training rifle styled after the M98K.  With solid wood stock and leather sling.  Rifle is in excellent condition retaining approximately 97% of its bluing.  Serial #44113, all numbers match.  See photos for other marks.  Estimate $800 to $1200

523      Astra of Spain model 600 pistol in cal. 380 ACP.  Spanish contract gun made for the German military with original holster.  Pistol is in excellent condition and retains approximately 99% of its bluing.  Waffen marked with stylized eagle over “WaA125” (?) just above grip safety.  Serial #8759, all numbers matching.  Checkered walnut grips are in excellent condition as well.  .  Estimate $800 to $1000

524      Astra of Spain model 300 pistol in .38 ACP.  Spanish contract gun made for the German military. Pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 99% of its bluing.  Checkered walnut grips are excellent as well.  Waffen marked with stylized eagle over “WaA251” just above grip safety. Serial #549329, all numbers match. Estimate $800 to $1000

525      Walther Model  PP German Military Issue pistol in cal. 7,65mm.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 97% of its bluing showing only light holster and handling wear.  Waffen marked on slide and frame with stylized eagle over “WaA359”.  Serial #235439p with all numbers matching.  Estimate $1200 to $1500

526      Mauser model HSc German commercial pistol in cal. 7,65mm.  This is the first variation issued to German police and is stamped on the bottom side of the trigger guard on the right side with a stylized eagle over “N” and , front on the opposite side with an eagle and swastika beside an “L”.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 99.5% of its bluing and excellent condition walnut grips.  Serial #756475, all numbers matching. Estimate $600 to $800

527      FEG of Hungary, German Military Contract pistol Model 37 in Cal. 7,65mm. Luftwaffe issue pistol with vertical line serrated walnut grips. Slide is stamped “jhv 41” and also with an eagle over a swastika.  The top left side of the trigger guard is stamped with a stylized eagle over “Wa59?).  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98% of its bluing.  Grips are excellent with just a rub mark or two. Serial #17549, all numbers are matching. . Estimate $800 to $1000

528      Walther P.38, German Military issue, marked “ac” over “43” on side of the slide.  Pistol and dark brown Bakelite grips are in excellent condition with approximately 98% of its bluing intact, just showing light wear on the front grip strap from handling and very slight holster wear.  Waffen marked on the slide and frame with the stylized eagle over “358” and again on the slide with an eagle above a swastika.  Magazine is stamped three times with the stylized eagle over “359”.  Serial #8685e, all numbers are matching. . Estimate $1200 to $1500

529      Mauser P.38, German Military issue, marked “byf” over “43” on the side of the slide. Waffen marked on receiver and slide with the stylized eagle over “135” and additionally on the slide with the eagle over swastika.  Magazine is stamped with eagle over swastika and “WaA135”.  Pistol is in excellent condition with 99% of its bluing intact.  Grips are of black Bakelite and the right grip panel has a hairline crack just behind the trigger that stops just before the horizontal grip separation.  See photos.  Serial #4721f, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $800 to $1000

530      FN of Belgium Model 1922 for the German Commercial market.  This pistol has no military acceptance stampings. Cal. 7,65mm.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98% of its bluing showing just light holster wear at its muzzle. Grips are of hard rubber with the “FN” logo.  Serial #73185b, all numbers are matching. Estimate $400 to $600

531      FN of Belgium model 1922 in Cal. 7,65mm manufactured under German control.  Pistol and checked wooden grips are in excellent condition.  Approximately 98% of bluing remains showing just light holster wear at the muzzle and slight handling wear to the back strap and front strap of the grip.  Serial #56538b, all numbers are matching. Slide and receiver are both Waffen marked with eagle over “WaA140” and with the eagle over swastika.  Estimate $400 to $600

532      FN of Belgium commercial Model 1900 in Cal. 7,65mm. No military marking or acceptance stamps.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 99% of its bluing. Hard rubber “FN” grips are also in excellent condition.  Serial #613938, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $400 to $600

533      High Standard of New Haven Connecticut USA “Hi-Standard Model “B” in .22 caliber long rifle.  Pistol is in very good to excellent condition retaining approximately 98% of its bluing, showing very light holster wear at the muzzle and sides of the barrel and light handling wear on the front and back strap of the grip.  Black Bakelite (?) “HS” logo grips with one blemish on the left grip below and to the right of the “HS” logo.  Scratch on slide just in front of “HI” and a few very slight scratches on the right side of the receiver and a one quarter inch nick on barrel.  Barrel measures 5.25 inches at receiver. With original holster. Serial #51355, 1940 manufacture. Estimate $400 to $600

536      ORTGIES of Germany, Commercial market pistol in Cal. 6,35mm.  Pistol is in very good to excellent condition retaining approximately 98% of its bluing.  Smooth walnut grips with brass logo inserts are in very good to excellent condition.  Unfortunately there is a ½” fissure in the slide on the right side where the slide meets the very front of the receiver (see photos).  Serial #70553  Estimate $300 to $500

537      “BSW Suhl, Mod. W 625 B”, “KAL .22 Long Rifle” , SA training rifle with leather sling.  This German commercial rifles walnut stock is impressed with the “SA” logo surrounded by a circle which reads “Gruppe Kurpfalz”.  Rifle is in very good to excellent condition retaining approximately 97% of its bluing showing handling wear on the obvious locations.  Solid walnut stock has some nice tiger stripping showing in the forearm and dings and scratches from range use (see photos).  Serial #161662.  Estimate $1200 to $1400

538      Czechoslovakian Mauser made during the German occupation.  Nazi variation of the Czech. V2-24 service rifle.  Top of receiver is impressed “Dou 41”.  Rifle is in very good to excellent condition retaining approximately 98% of its bluing but the trigger guard has been dented in but not creased.  Solid walnut stock shows dings and scratches from use or storage but is otherwise in very good to excellent condition.  Serial # 8792b Waffen marked and serial numbered on stock, receiver and bolt handle.  All numbers on stock and rifle are matching.  Estimate $2000 to $3000

539      “U.S. M1911A1 U.S. Army” caliber .45 ACP.  Pistol is stamped “United State Property No. 1276053” manufactured by “Ithaca Gun Co., Inc. Ithaca NY”, with arsenal acceptance mark.  This US military pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 99% of its phosphate parkerized surface with only a scratch here and there (see photos) showing slight wear to only the high edges.  Excellent condition checkered brown plastic grips.  1944 Manufacture with a Colt marked barrel.  Estimate $1200 to $1600

540      Walther commercial Model PP in caliber 7,65mm (.32ACP).  This late war Nazi Police issue Model PP is in excellent condition retaining approximately 99% of its bluing and with excellent condition “Walther” logo press checkered walnut wood grips.  Waffen marked with the stylized eagle over swastika beside the letter “F”.  A scratch runs vertically down the left side of the receiver (see photos).  Serial #361280p.  Estimate $800 to $1000

541      Walther commercial Model PPK in caliber 7,65mm.  This Nazi Police issue pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98% of its bluing showing light holster wear around the muzzle and fore grip.  A single spot of pitting can be seen on the right side of the slide near the muzzle (see photos).  Brown marbled Bakelite checkered grips with “Walther” logo are both cracked at the screw hole with the right grips crack extending into the grip approximately ¾ of an inch.  Waffen stamped with the eagle and swastika beside the letter “C” and a rare version with a serial number over one million without a suffix letter.  Serial #1005019.  Estimate $800 to $1000

542      CZ of Czechoslovakia Model 27 in Kal. 7,65mm. manufactured under German control.  This German military issue pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 99.8% of its bluing. “CZ” logo brown Bakelite checkered grips are chipped on both sides at forward bottom of magazine well and a hair line crack can just be seen at the very bottom only of the left grip (approximately ¼ inch long).  Serial #347187, 1944.  Waffen marked with eagle over “WaA76” on slide and an eagle over swastika on top of the slide.  Estimate $700 to $900

543      CZ of Czechoslovakia Model 27 in Kal. 7,65mm. manufactured under German control.  This standard military issue pistol is in excellent condition retaining 99.8% of its bluing.  “CZ” logo checkered brown Bakelite grips are in excellent condition except for one small chip off of the very bottom of the right grip at the front of the mag well.  Serial #20745, early 1941.  Waffen stamped with eagle over “WaA78” on receiver and top of the slide.  Estimate $700 to $900

544      FN of Belgium model 1922 in caliber 7,65mm manufactured under German control.  Pistol is in very good plus condition.  The only issue is some very light pitting on the right side of the slide (see photo).  Waffen stamped on slide and receiver with eagle over “WaA140” and stamped with the eagle over swastika on the barrel, slide and receiver.  Pistol appears to have been re-blued and checked walnut grips are in excellent condition.  Serial #54341a, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $400 to $600

545      FN of Belgium Model 1935 in 9mm.  Standard German military issue manufactured while under German control.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 97% of its bluing showing light holster and handling wear.  Checkered walnut pistol grips are also in excellent condition.  Waffen marked on slide and receiver with the eagle over “WaA140” and eagle over swastika.  Barrel slide and receiver are marked with eagle over swastika.  Serial #5828a, all serial numbers are matching.  Estimate $800 to $1000

546      FN of Belgium Model 1935 in 9mm.  Standard German military issue manufactured while under German control.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 97% of its bluing showing light holster and handling wear.  Checkered walnut pistol grips are also in excellent condition.  Waffen marked on slide and receiver with the eagle over “WaA140” and eagle over swastika.  Barrel slide and receiver are marked with eagle over swastika.  Serial #78687a, all serial numbers are matching.  Estimate $800 to $1000

547      USA semi-automatic M1 Carbine in .30 cal manufactured by Saginaw Steering Gear (Division of General Motors Corp).  Barrel Date “8/43” (Buffalo Arms).  This is an early and all original WWII rifle complete and as issued with all correct early and original Saginaw parts including the stock.  Web sling is original WWII. Rifle is in excellent condition retaining 99.5% of its phosphate Parkerizing.  Walnut stock is also in excellent condition with just a few dings and dents from storage (see photos).  Reportedly was a WWII US Navy issued rifle and was removed from a Navy oil tanker during the war. Estimate $1600 to $2000

548      Mauser M98K Bolt Action in cal. 8 X 57mm (7.92mm) German military issue.  Rifle is in very good plus condition retaining approximately 78% of its bluing but bore is slightly rough, not terrible but not shiny, still serviceable.  Laminated wood stock is in excellent condition as is the leather sling. Top of receiver is stamped “42, 1940” for the Mauser Werke AG.  Serial #2065ff, all numbers are matching.  Waffen stamped throughout with eagle over “655”, eagle over “WaA655” and with the eagle over swastika.   Estimate $800 to $1000

549      Mauser P.38 pistol impressed on left of slide “byf” over “44”, 1944 manufacture.  German military issue, this pistol is in excellent condition  retaining 99.5% of its bluing.  Dark brown Bakelite grips are in excellent condition.  Waffen marked on receiver, slide and magazine with the eagle over “WaA135” and additionally on the slide with the eagle over swastika. Serial #3259b, all numbers are matching.   Estimate $800 to $1000

550      Spreewerk P.38 pistol impressed on slide “cvq”. Serial #a6447, manufactured in March of 1945. Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 99% of its bluing.  The black Bakelite grips are in excellent condition as well. Waffen stamped on slide and receiver with eagle over “88”, additionally slide is stamped with eagle over swastika.  Magazine is stamped with eagle over “88”.  Serial #a6447, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $800 to $1000

551      Spreewerk P.38 pistol impressed on slide “cyq”.  Serial #5607i, manufactured in November 1943.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98% of its bluing showing only very slight holster wear on the very front of the receiver and very light handling wear on the fore grip.  Very dark brown Bakelite grips are also in excellent condition.  Waffen stamped on slide and receiver with eagle over “88” and additionally stamped on the slide with eagle over swastika.  Magazine is stamped with eagle over “88”.  All numbers are matching. Estimate $800 to $1000

552      Walther Model PP in cal. 7,65mm.  German late war commercial production.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 98.5% of its bluing and showing just very slight holster wear.  “Walther” checkered logo grips are slightly darkened at the high points but are otherwise in very good condition.  Serial #321147p”, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $600 to $800

553      Nazi military issue p.38, in very good condition with original hard shell holster. Slide is marked, “cyq” and impressed twice with stylized eagle over “88” and Nazi eagle over swastika, same markings above trigger guard. Pistol retains approximately 95% of its original bluing, holster & handling wear in the usual places. Slide has some value pitting on each side, which may be from manufacturing, as this pistol exhibits all the hallmarks of rapid production. Pistol grip is a nice leather brown color & in very good to excellent condition. Hard shell holster shows battle wear and is in good condition with a field repair to one belt loop (replaced with military canvas). Holster is impressed with, “dta” over “42” and “P.38” and is waffen marked with the Nazi eagle over swastika over, “Wa195.” German owner’s name is written in ink on inside of holster flap (see photos). Serial #1241d, all numbers are matching. Estimate $500 to $700

554      German military issue FN model 1922, manufactured under German control. This M1922 is Waffen marked on its slide and receiver with the Nazi eagle over swastika and on the trigger guard with an “M”. Condition is excellent and pistol retains approximately 96% of its bluing showing high holster wear, mostly around its muzzle and on the high points forward of the trigger guard. The slide shows very slight wear and its bluing at the wear points is displaying nice blue-brown patina. Early leather holster is in good condition and is adorned with the pre-war SS skull with crossed bones, (see photos). This pistol was reportedly taken from a Panzer tank crew member and includes its spare magazine. Reverse of holster in impressed, “1389.” Serial #58204, all numbers are matching. Estimate $500 to $800

555      STEYR German Model M.95 Mannlicher carbine in cal. 8 x 56R. Nazi Mauser military acceptance mark on right side of stock.  SS totenkopf stamped in underside of stock behind trigger guard.  Reworked by Mauser after the 1938 Austrain Anschluss possibly for issue to reserve member of the Ss totenkopfverbande serving as guards at Ravensbrueck Concentration camp.  WaA63 was the Waffenamt coder for Mauser.  In 1938/39 SS weapons had to be produced through the military.  Rifle receiver is serial numbered 2775A.    Estimate $2000 to $2500

556      Thuringen Arms Co., DSM1934B “Deutches Sportmodell” , “KAL. 22” long rifle, bolt action training rifle modeled after the K98.  Rifle is in excellent condition retaining approximately 97% of its bluing.  Solid walnut stock is in excellent condition as well showing only dings and dents from storage.  Period leather sling is in very good condition as well.  Serial #3138, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $800 to $1200

557      Mauser Model M1934 in cal. 7,65mm (.32ACP).  A German commercial market handgun.  This pistol is one of the first M1934 pistols to be stamped with the eagle “N” proof mark.  Late 1939 or 1940 manufacture. (See Pender book, Mauser Pocket Pistols, page 155. In excellent condition.  This “Mauser” logo arm retains approximately 95% of its bluing showing light holster and handling wear only.  The checkered walnut grips have darkened slightly and the left front grip has a tiny chip at the front of the mag-well.  Serial #577676, all serial numbers match. Estimate $600 to $800

558      Walther Model PP in original box with extra clip, cleaning rod and manual.  Plain brown cardboard box was re-numbered by issuing authority to 428220.  Cal. 7,65mm, made in West Germany and imported by “C.A.I. Georgia VT. “ Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98.5% of its bluing but showing some very light handling and holster wear at the muzzle and a very light surface scratch here and there.  Serial #428220, 1973.  Estimate $600 to $800

559      Walther Model PP in scare .22 long rifle caliber.  Pistol is in excellent condition with only very slight muzzle wear and very light surface scratches.  Serial #302525P.  Estimate $600 to $800

560      Walther Model PP in cal. 9mm. kurz (380 ACP).  This caliber model is scarce and in excellent condition retaining 96% of its bluing.  “Walther” black plastic checkered logo grips are also in excellent condition except for one line and ding on the right hand grip (see photos).  Serial #153241p.  Estimate $600 to $800

561      Walther Model PPK in cal. 7,65mm, German commercial market production.  Pistol is in very good plus condition with only exception being some pitting to the surface of the slide, otherwise this PPK retains 96% of its bluing.  Checkered black Bakelite “Walther” logo grips are in very good condition. Serial #1002157.  This is a rare version with a serial # over a million with no letter suffix.  Estimate $500 to $600

562      Walther Model PPK in cal. 7,65mm German commercial market production.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 98% of its bluing showing just very slight holster wear and loss of blue on round of safety.  Marbled brown checkered Bakelite “Walther” logo grips are in excellent condition except for a micro hairline crack at the screw hole on the left grip and another micro hairline at the top of the grips back strap.  Serial #768295  Estimate $600 to $800

563      “Manufacture D’Armes Des Pyrenees Hendaye” manufactured in France under German control.  Slide is also impressed “7,65 Court 9 Coups “Unique””.  This is also known as the “Unique Kreigs-Modell”.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 94% of its bluing and two small spots of pitting on the slide (see photos).  Left vertically serrated black Bakelite grip is excellent while the right grip panel has 5 or 6 small nicks to the tops of a few ridges. Taken off the body of a dead German soldier near Paris in 1944 by a German Railroad engineer who then traded this gun for a block of cheese in Switzerland.  Gun obtained from Rick Allman who made the swap with the engineer.  As of 1990 Rick was living in Switzerland.  Serial #76513  Estimate $500 to $700

564      Bayard of Herstal Belgium, Model 1908 in cal. 7,65mm.  Pistol is in very good condition retaining 96% of its bluing but showing pitting predominantly on the left side of the slide, receiver and trigger (see photos).  Checkered black “Bayard” logo grips are in excellent condition.  With original holster and a copy of the original capture certificate. Serial #119099, all numbers are matching. This pistol as well as lot #505 both came from the same German General at the end of the war, possibly General Wenck who surrendered on May 1^st 1945 at the Elb river.  Captain Deans XIII Corps is believed to have been at this same spot and it was Dean who obtained these two pistols.  Both pistol were purchased directly from Captain Dean in 1970.  Dean was an alcoholic at the time and could not remember who the General  was.  Estimate $300 to $500

565      Mauser Model HSc in Kal. 7,65mm German commercial production.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 99% of its bluing with some pin prick like marks on front strap of grip (see photos).  Checkered walnut grips are excellent as well.  With original holster.  Serial #775065. Estimate $500 to $600

566      Mauser Model HSc in Kal. 7,65mm, German military production for issue to the Kriegsmarine.  Front strap of grip frame is impressed with a large Nazi eagle with swastika over the letter “M”.  This pistol also has the very rare transitional Navy double acceptance stamps  (see photos).  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98.5% of its bluing. Checkered walnut grips are also in excellent condition.  Serial #788433 with just a few rub marks on the right grip panel.  Estimate $3500 to $4500

567      Walther Model PPK in cal. 7,65mm German commercial production.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining 99% of its bluing showing just the slightest holster wear.  Light brown marbled Bakelite grips are in excellent condition with just the typical hairline at the screw on each grip (see photos).  Serial #950830  Estimate $700 to $900

568      Walther Model PP in cal. 7,65mm, German commercial production pistol is in excellent condition retaining 98% of its bluing showing light holster wear.  Checkered black Bakelite “Walther” logo grips are also in excellent condition.  Serial #817522 Estimate $700 to $900

569      Walther Model PP in 7,65mm German commercial production.  Pistol is in excellent condition retaining approximately 97% of its bluing but showing scratches on the exposed part of its barrel at the ejection port (see photos).  Also just very slight surface scratches to slide from carry.  Checkered black Bakelite “Walther” logo grips are in excellent condition.  Serial #281025p, all numbers are matching.  Estimate $700 to $900

570       open 

571      USA Ruger Mini 14 in caliber .223.  Side of receiver reads “Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. Southport Conn., USA” Rifle is in excellent condition (plus) with the only loss of blue being very slight wear to the butt plate from sitting in a rifle rack. High gloss walnut stock set is in excellent condition as well showing no wear what so ever except for an occasional minute scratch or very small ding.  Rifle appears to have been fired very little.  Serial #180-00887.  This Ruger Mini 14 is from the very first year of production.  Estimate $800 to $1200

572      Limited edition Smith & Wesson Model 442 in .38 caliber, the “Lady Smith” with factory error.  About 10 of these Lady Smith revolvers left the factory and were recalled as soon as the error was brought to the attention of Smith & Wesson.  This limited edition was scroll engraved on the receiver and cylinder and the grips back strap reads “Women of the NRA”.  The Engraving error was on the cylinder and reads “Second Ammendment Defender of Freedom”, The error being that “Amendment” is spelled with 2 “m” ‘s rather than one.  Smith & Wesson representatives were insistent that this revolver be returned but this savvy collector decided to keep his.  Only about 10 of these “error” revolvers exist.  Serial #056.  Revolver is in excellent condition.  The high gloss bluing showing vague drag marks on the cylinder.  Grips are of faux ivory, comes in velvet lined mahogany presentation case, with NRA acid etched glass windowed lid.  Estimate $800 to $1000

573      Smith & Wesson Model M60-17 non production, believed to be one of a kind and made specifically by request as a factory sales sample. Comes with letter from Smith and Wesson stating gun is special show revolver that was shown at the Qatar International Exhibition, US International Pavilion, Dohar, Qatar.  Revolver is a 3” stainless model 60-17 in .38 special with rubber grips.  Stainless steel revolver is in excellent condition showing just vague drag marks on cylinder.  Serial #CJW4355.  Estimate $800 to $1200

574 to 579 ARE OPEN LOTS

580      Holster: Luger P.O8 hard shell.  Marked “joa 1941” with eagle over Wa706 and P.08. Estimate $100 to $300

581      Holster: 1936 Luger P.08 hard shell.  Marked “Auwaerter & Buseck, A.G. Stuttgart” with stylized eagle over WaA101, 1936. Estimate $100 to $300

582      1938 Luger P.08 hard shell holster. Marked “FR & K.Vogels, Koln-Deutz, 1938,” and  with the Nazi eagle over swastika over WaA387. Estimate $100 to $200

583      1939 Luger P.08 hard shell holster marked, “R. Ehrhardt, Poessneck, 1939,” and with the Nazi eagle over swastika over WaA29. Estimate $100 to $200

584      1934 Luger P.08 hard shell holster marked, “Otto Sindel, Berlin, 1934”.  With the stylized eagle over WaA94. Buckle is there but comes off (leather is broken where it wraps around buckle) and there are 2 riveted tin reinforcements on the base of the belt straps on the rear. Leather cinch strap is cracked at the top hole on one side only, otherwise in supple & excellent condition, (see photos). Estimate $100 to $200

585      1937 Luger P.08 hard shell holster marked, “Hohmann & Sohn, Kaiserslautern, 1937,” with the Nazi eagle over swastika over WaA204, (eagle has a rub mark thru it).   Estimate $100 to $200

586      Luger P.08 hard shell holster marked, “uta” over “42” and “P.08” with the Nazi eagle over WaA195. Estimate $100 to $200

587      Lot of 2 CZ Model 27 holsters. One is a military issue holster that has been re-stitched and is marked,”WaA76.” The other is older soft leather, but has no markings. Estimate $100 to $200

588      Lot of Two military issue P.35 holsters.  One is as new and is stamped on interior “grz 194,” and “P35” with the Nazi eagle over swastika over “WaA782” The other in used condition, ink stamped on the interior, but partly illegible, “ba? 194?,” and “P35??.”  Estimate $100 to $200

589      Lot of 3 Browning Hi-Power (M1935) Nazi military holsters. The 2 light browning heavy leather holsters are impressed, “dla, 44,” and with the Nazi eagle over swastika over “WaA195.” The third is of heavy pebble grained leather with a nice dark brown worn color and is impressed on reverse, “jkh, 42.” Estimate $100 to $200

590      Lot of 3 Nazi military issue P.38 Holsters.  A – Impressed, “bla 1944,” P.38 and with the eagle over the swastika over, “WaA159.”  B – Impressed, “JWa, 4” and P.38.  C – Is unmarked.  Estimate $100 to $200

591      Lot of 3 Nazi military issue P.38 holsters. A – Impressed, “awx 1944,” and P.38.  B – Pebble grained leather showing just part of the “3” and “8” impressed mark. C – Impressed “??1944” and partially  with 38. Estimate $100 to $200

592      1942  P.38 hard steel holster, impressed, “gcx, 1942,” and “P38” and with the eagle over swastika over WaAB17.  Estimate $100 to $200

593      1941 Luger P.08 hard shell holster impressed, “Otto Sindel, Berlin 1947,” and with a stylized eagle over swastika. “Pena” is lightly scratched onto front flap and on the back as well. Estimate $100 to $200

594      Lot of 2 P.38 hard shell holsters. A – Impressed “dkk, 43” and P.38 and with eagle over swastika over “WaA195.” B – Impressed “eue/43” and P38 and with eagle over swastika over “WaA300.” Estimate $100 to $200

595      Lot of 2 holsters. A – A Nazi police issue holster for the Walther PPK, impressed, “Kernklager & Cie, 1938, Berlin” and with a stylized eagle over swastika.  B – Mauser M1934 police issue holster impressed with the stylized eagle over swastika. Estimate $100 to $200

596      Unmarked M1911 A1 shoulder holster. Estimate $100 to $200

597      Lot of 2 CZ holsters. A – Almost certainly a CZ model 27 hard shell style holster impressed, “WERSA, 1941, Munchen.” Mounted with 2 hanger rings and 2 leather belt loops. B – An unmarked CZ model 27 holster. Estimate $100 to $200

598      Lot 4 Walther model PP holsters. All leather holsters are unmarked. Includes a canvas holster with leather flap, trim, belt loop and spare mag. holder. Belt loop impressed, “CAE, 47,” and with stylized eagle over “7”.  Bottom of barrel extension is open. Leather band stops at bottom of opening, was made in the manner. Estimate $100 to $200

599      Lot of 5 Walther PPK holsters, all are late war & unmarked. Estimate $100 to $200

600      Lot of 5 Walter PPK holsters. All late war and only 3 are ink stamped, “Walther, PPK.”  Estimate $100 to $200

601      Lot of 2 holsters. A – Nice pebble grain holster for unknown pistol, impressed on interior, “bdr, 44” and eagle over swastika over “WaA148.” Late war issue Mauser HSc, leather & card board/canvas cloth holster, unmarked.  Estimate $100 to $200

602      open

603      open

604      US WWII web belt with 45 cal. US WWII M1911 holster.  Includes a “US” WW II  Military issue olive drab web belt with 2-piece bronze “U.S.” belt buckle (buffed), 2 x web ammo pouches and a “U.S.” logo military issue revolver holster. Back of holster impressed “R.I.A 1911 T.C.C”.   Est. $350-450

605      Leather “US” Military Issue M1911 Holster, impressed on front below U.S. insignia, “HQ CO 28 AL SQ 29,” and, “Perkins Campbell 1917, JAH,” on reverse. Also included in lot are a “Walsh 44,” impressed holster and several WWII canvas military issue items. Est. $100-200

606      Lot of W.W. I  Military Issue items including a canvas, “U.S.M.C.” ink stamped Thompson 3 x 30 round magazine pouch stamped, “R.M.Co (illegible) 1944.” Est. $100-200

607      Lot of W.W. II U.S. Military issue canvas web gear.  Including – two x U.S. .30 cal. carbine magazine pouches with three 15 round magazines, a web rifle case, a web M1 Garand 10 pocket ammunition belt, etc. Est. $100-200

608      W.W. II US Military Canvas Thompson sub-Machine case.  Case is in excellent unissued condition and ink stamped on front “Cover, Thompson sub-Machine gun cal., .45 D50268,”  Lot also includes an un-issued walnut forward grip with grip screw and sling attachment swivel and 2 walnut slim line front lower grip panels. Est. $100-200

609      Rare Thompson Model of 1919 canvas web carrying case.  Produced for the first model of Thompsons, which had no shoulder stocks. Inside of main compartments front flap and shoulder sling are ink stamped, “RUSCO.” In excellent condition with just a tiny fraying spot on its backside. Only about 500 were ever produced, A truly rare item.  Est. $300-400

610      Nazi Military Issue Canvas, “MP 38 u.40,” 3 x 30 round magazine pouch.  With 4 x 30 round magazines marked at their bases “M.P. 41, Patent Schmeisser” and “Haenel” inside an arrow. Second leather belt loop impressed “clg 43” and with the eagle over swastika over WaAB66. Est. $200-300

611      Lot of 16 U.S. WWII Military Issue .30 cal carbine magazines.  3 x 30 round mags, 13 x 15 round mags, some still in original wraps. Lot also includes stripper clips and rubber mag end caps. Est. $200-300

612      Lot of U.S. M1 Garand related.  Includes slide and miscellaneous spare parts some still as new and in original wrapper. Est. $100-200

613      Lot of US M1 Carbine Trigger Groups and Spare parts.  Includes  2 trigger group housings just taken out of their original wraps and one as new with trigger group components installed.  Est. $100-200

614      Lot of miscellaneous German W.W. II rifle and pistol related cleaning and maintenance items. See photo. Est. $30-40

615      Lot of 5 Luger pre war and WWII time Magazines. Unmarked magazine bodies. Four with aluminum bases and one with walnut wood base. See photos for base marks. Est. $125-200

616      Lot of 8 Nazi military marked P.O.8 (Luger) magazines. Markings on magazine bodies include: “fxo” x 6 magazine, and 2 with “122” over the stylized eagle over “37”. Est. 250 -350

617      Lot of 4 P.38 Magazines, 2 marked “P.38V” over “u”. One marked “jvd” all waffenamt on their backs. Est. $100-200

618      618 lot of three, 30 round Thompson sub-machine gun magazines. All 3 magazines are impressed “U.S. 30 cartridge – cal .45” on the front of each magazine body. Est. $200-300

619      Lot of 7 Thompson sub-machine gun magazines.  Five, 30 round magazines and two 15 round magazines.  The fronts of all the magazines bodies are impressed with “The Seymour Products Co., Seymour, Conn.”  Est. $300-400

620      Lot of 8 Thompson sub-machine gun magazines. All are 15 round magazines with various makers names impressed on the front of the magazine bodies.  Three “Auto Ordinance Corp. Bridgeport, CT, reg. in U.S. Pat. Off.”, Three “SW – Co”, one “W.P.S.” and one blank. Estimate $100 to $200

621      Lot of 24 miscellaneous pistol magazines, WWII and possibly earlier.  Magazines include CZ, HSc, Browning M1910 and M1922, PPK, PP, M1911A1, P.38, and more. Est. $100-400

622      Lot of mini-14 magazines including 2 from 1974-75 production.  Also includes two 10 round “Strum, Ruger” mags, new in original boxes and three 30 round magazines, unmarked with 2 still in original wrapper. Also 2 slings and 3 magazine loaders. Est. $300-$400

623      Lot of miscellaneous US. Government Issue WWII M1911 Ammunition. Includes ball ammunition, Peters Rustless tracer rounds, Frankford Arsenal and more.  All as issued in unopened boxes.  See photos. Est. $100-150

624      Large lot of U.S. Government issue WW II era ammunition.  Including belts of .30 cal. ammunition, M1 ball ammunition, M1 tracer, M71armor piercing ammunition in original carton, .30 cal. “For Air Craft Use Only.”,  WWII “U.S.” issue for the M1903 0r M1917 rifle 60 rounds packed in 5 round stripper clips, complete in original olive drab cloth bandolier. One pocket with original paper label from ammo box reads, “Aug. 22, 1918.”     Est. $250-350

625      Large lot of miscellaneous American collectible ammunition from WWII and earlier periods. Estimate $100 to $200

626      Large lot of German WWII and earlier ammunition of various calibers. Includes six, 50 rounds boxes of “Steyr, KAL 9m/m,” rounds, German 9mm Parabellum, 6.35mm, 7.63 Mauser, 7.65mm, Pistola M.34, 30 Mauser, and more. See photographs.  Estimate $100 to $200

627      Box lot prewar and WWII loose German ammunition of various calibers.  Estimate $100 to $200

628      1938 dated original full crate of Austrian 8 x 56 mm ammunition made for German Police and SS use in the Austrian Model 95 rifle.  With 108 boxes. 5 rounds per stripper clip, 10 rounds per original box. Austrian made in 1938 for German Police and SS use in the Austrian model 95 rifle converted to 8 x56mm. Eagle swastika on stripper clips and on each cartridge.  Est. $400-500

629      Unopened crate of US Military issue Peters, 12 gauge shot gun shells. Estimate $700 to $800

630      Captured Russian ammunition crate converted for German artillery use during WWII.  Blue green wooden box with capture tag and military markings.  Painted in white on top “Dr. J. A. Thom” etc.  Estimate $50 to $100