Smooth walnut grip scales with monogram, nickel plated magazine.  Good bore, pistol retains approximately 98% original blue finish, very slight wear to muzzle area.

Serial Number 52***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for export – requires export licence

Price £275

Ref 5668

Assembled and produced during French occupation of the Oberndorf factory site after the end of WWII for issue to their troops in the Indo-China conflict.

Standard specification with chequered wood grips and a black Parkerized finish, trigger guard marked with intertwined “MR” which is the French military inspector’s mark.

Slide marked with Mauser banner trademark and “Mauser-Werke-A.G. Oberndoft aN/Mod. HSc Kal 7.65mm”.

Pistol appears as new with a perfect bore and virtually 100% parkerized finish remaining. Clean wood grips with a good bore.

According to Pender’s book “Mauser Pocket Pistols 1910-1945″ total production of this particular variant was approximately 15,000 units.

Serial Number 953***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for export – requires export licence

Price £645

Ref 5667

Blued finish with wood grips with Smith and Wesson emblem to them, grip safety and ordinary safety.

The pistol is the sixth variant listed by Neil Jinks produced about 1917/18.  It is of the highest quality as were all these pistols.

Gun number 51***

Condition:

The pistol appears virtually unused; it retains some 95% of its original blued finish with some small blemishes to the rear of the barrel group and one or two small stains.  Some wear to the muzzle.  The bore is excellent.

Control:

Section 5 in the UK, Section 5 for Export, Qualifies under Section 7.1

Dated 1913 complete in its contemporary commercial holster

Condition

The pistol is crisp throughout but has lost a substantial amount of its original blue finish to the slide.  Extractor and hammer are polished bright as would be expected from a commercial version of this pistol.  Markings to the left of the slide are “Webley and Scott Limited Pistol Self-Loading .455 MkI 1913” with the Webley and Scott logo. The grips are in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks.  The holster is patinated showing some use, but with no cracking or breaking of the leather.  It remains in very good condition.

Licence

Section 5, Section 7.1, Export Licence Required

Reference 5618

SOLD

In blue finish

Condition

The pistol retains some 80-85% of its original finish with some patination to the right hand side of the slide.  The bore is good.

Licence

Section 5,  Section 7.1, Export Licence Required

Reference 5613

The bore is excellent.  The pistol is a very good example of one of the first service issue Luger pistols with its original dished toggle and toggle lock.

Ref 5615

SOLD

Condition:

The condition is 85-90% original finish with some wear to high spots, bore is good, grips are clean and unbroken.

Licence:

Section 5 export licence required, Section 7.3

With plain silver mounts to the ramrod pipe and finials and silver fretted side plate, silver long eared pommel and escutcheon with crowned head upon it.

Condition

The silverwork is in good condition throughout with the exception of a small hole which has appeared in the pommel, probably from bad casting. The barrel has embossed decoration and a flat rib, some discolouration to both. The rounded form lock is crisp with some patination. The stock work is carved throughout and is in good condition with few dents and no cracks.

Licence:

Antique S58/2 not controlled in the UK and may be sent abroad under Open General Export Licence.

Condition:
This pistol appears to have been virtually unused. There are some speckles of rust neglect to one small portion of the cylinder and to the right hand side of the frame and barrel. The left hand side is very clean and the pistol retains some 85%+ of its original finish. The bore is excellent and there is no evidence that the pistol has been fired. The grips are perfect with no apparent cracks or breakages.

Licence: Section 58/2 Antique. No licence required in the UK and can be shipped abroad under Open General Export Licence.

Condition:
The pistol retains some 90% of its original finish with a little wearing across the chamber and polish to the edges, some 60%+ straw finish remains, bore is excellent and unmarked. The foresight has been slightly altered.

Licence: Section 7.3  weapon in the UK (prohibited except to holders of Section 7 collector’s firearm certificate). Export licence required to send abroad. Restrictions on movement other than by Section 5 carrier in the UK