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Fixed sights, with "P.38", "byf/ 44" and the serial number on the left side of the slide. Matching numbers, with "eagle/ Wa...

Fixed sights and standard markings, with "eagle/ 359" proofs on many parts and matching numbers. Fitted with ribbed black grips. BBL: 4 ...

This P38 is assembled using unserialized field armorers kit parts. Fixed sights, with the "P.38", "byf/ 44" and "WaA135&quo...

A) Fixed sights, with "P.38", "byf/ 44" and the serial number on the left side of the slide, matching numbers on the barrel, fra...

This is a nice example of an extremely rare "Zero Series" P.38 Pistol. This pistol is a Third Series with the standard firing pin and extr...

This variation is the rarest of all military P38 pistols and the first Walther pistol to use the "ac" code, with a total production of onl...

The left side of the slide is marked "P.38 ac/ 43" and the serial number and the right side of the slide is stamped with two "eagle...

A) Post-war rework with "P.38 cyq" along with serial number on left side of slide and eagle/88 and eagle swastika proofs on right side. Ma...

Armorer's field replacement kit assembly without a serial number. Left side of the unserialized replacement slide marked "P.38" and st...

Measuring 11 inches across and 1 1/4 inches deep, this is a hardwood platter, with a carved Nazi eagle in the center, and the rim showing raised oak l

A) Left side of slide marked "P.38" followed by "104dc ac45", with eagle/359 proofs on the slide, frame, and barrel lug. Mismatc...

Dated 1938 on the chamber and marked "S/42" on the toggle, with "eagle/63" and "droop wing eagle" proofs on the right ...

This is a very nice example of an all original and unaltered, late prewar 1940 dated, "42 code" Nazi Mauser luger. Again, these early pre...

Fixed sights, with "1920" on the chamber and no maker's mark on the toggle. Extension is marked with a "crown/N" on the left...

This is a very nice example of a pre-WWI 1908 model German luger. This series of luger was produced from 1908 to late 1913 in both the military and co

This is a very scarce and desirable late war "Mauser Banner" German Army contract Black Widow luger pistol. These lugers were produced on...

This is a standard late production WWII German Army P.08 Luger as produced by the Mauser factory in 1942. This series of luger has the all blued finis

Dated 1938 on the chamber, with the "S/42" code on the toggle. "Eagle/63" proofs on the barrel and extension, "droop wing e...

This is a very nice excellent example of an original, unaltered WWI German 1914 pattern Luger as used by all Imperial German forces. These DWM pistol

Chamber dated 1938 and toggle marked "S/42", with eagle/63 and droop wing eagle proofs on barrel extension and barrel, with firing proof r...

This is a unique example of a post WWI DWM Model 1920 Commercial L Luger pistol. The luger itself appears to be an early commercial rework, or at leas

Blade front and tangent rear sights with fine adjustment screws, "1914" date on the chamber and "crown/ ERFURT" on the toggle. &...

Fixed sights, with "41" over the chamber and "byf" on the toggle. All visible numbers match. "Eagle/655" and "eag...

This is a solid example of an early 1936 production Luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory with the rust blue finish and straw colored small part

This is a very nice example of a scarce 1913 dated DWM luger pistol. This is generally accepted as the last year that DWM manufactured the 1908 patter

Chamber dated 1939 and toggle marked "42", with "eagle/63" and firing proofs on the barrel extension and barrel with the firing ...

This is a fine example of a 1941 Mauser production P.08 luger. These models exhibited the start of the "P.08" frame markings on the left s...

Fixed sights, with "1920" stamped on the chamber and the DWM monogram on the toggle link of the reworked model 1908 Commercial Luger. Comm...

The chamber is marked "1920 / 1916" and toggle has Erfurt logo, with three crown/script letter proofs on the right side of barrel extensio...

Blank chamber and toggle marking ground off prior to finishing, by factory, with commercial eagle/N proofs on barrel extension, frame, and barrel. Pro

The serial number on the barrel extension has the "Ku" suffix. The meaning of "Ku" has long been a subject of speculation. Some ...

Chamber dated 1938 and toggle marked "S/42", with eagle/63 and droop wing eagle proofs on barrel and right side of barrel extension. Safet...

This is an excellent example of a post WWI DWM Model 1920 Commercial Luger semi-automatic pistol, produced for commercial sales. The rear section of

This is a nice example of an early 1920 Krieghoff commercial upper receiver group that has been assembled on to a standard WWI era type military frame

Toggle is marked with the "DWM" logo, with crown/N proof marks on left side of barrel extension, breech block, and front toggle, with &quo...

Chamber dated 1918 and DWM monogram on toggle, with three crown/script letter proofs and Imperial eagle firing proof on the right side of the barrel e

Originally an Artillery Model, with the barrel shortened, tangent sight removed, and a replaced rear toggle link. The front sight is mounted on a ring

Chamber dated 1936 and toggle marked "S/42", with "eagle/63" and firing proofs on the barrel extension and barrel with a firing ...

This is an early/mid-1942 production Mauser Luger that has the late war "byf" toggle markings, with the all salt blued finish but still re...

Blade front and tangent rear sights, "1918" date on the chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle link. Three "crown/ letter...

This is an example of an unusual restored/assembled 1938 dated Mauser Banner luger pistol. The pistol has the all salt blue finish with blued trigger

Blank chamber and toggle with faint proofs on the barrel and barrel extension. Safety position and extractor marked "GESICHERT" and "...

This is a nice example of a post-WWI Weimar era double date police luger pistol as made by the DWM factory. These lugers were produced using both left

Fixed sights, with 1917 on the extension and DWM marked toggle. Three "crown/ letter" proofs are present on the extension, with firing pro...

A) Produced in 1975, these shotguns are a sequentially numbered set of Premier Grade Model 1100 shotguns. The Premier, or F, grade was exclusively the

Introduced in 1949, this particular shotgun was produced by the Remington Custom Shop, and bears the "R R" initials of Robert Runge among ...

Introduced in 1948 as a counterpart to the Model 11-48, the Sportsman was designed with a 3-round capacity. White front and nickel mid bead sights on

Single bead sight on the solid rib, with "CYL." marked choke, two line patent and address markings on the left side, and a 5" scroll ...

This example was produced in December of 1928, according to the barrel code. Single brass bead sight on the solid rib, with the 2-line patent and addr

Produced from 1955 to 1964, the Model 58 was the first Remington semi-auto to move away from Browning's recoil-driven design, instead using gas ...