original condition, spotted. no valid proof, condition III.
very well preserved break action pistol, proof 1919 (obsolete), condition II. see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Vom Ursprung, S. 688ff.
nickel plated, Italian proof, condition 3.
PP-clone Hungarian, bright aluminium frame, slide heavily spotted. Hungarian proof, condition 4-5.
good original condition, proof 1957, condition 3.
commercial post-war version, year of manufacture 1956, Italian proof, condition 3-4.
some pitting, mainspring weak, magazine obviously not original - not detachable. no valid proof, condition IV.
10 rounds version, Spanish proof, condition 3.
vest pocket pistol of Beretta in good original condition, spotted. year of manufacture 1939, no valid proof. condition III.
no valid proof, very spotted original finish, condition III-IV.
heavily reworked, reblued, amongst them Narben. no valid proof, condition IV.
proof from the 1960ies, second magazine and original box, condition 4.
year of manufacture 1945, no valid proof. heavily reworked former ordnance pistol from Italy, condition III-IV.
very good condition, Italian proof, condition 2-3.
year of manufacture and proof 1932, condition 2-3
rust damage on reworked finish, no valid proof, wooden grips, condition 5.
clone of the mini Uzi in .22 lr, mint, with original box and manual, proof 2012, condition 2.
small pocket pistol, WW I Austria Hungarian Empire used as auxilliary weapon, see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Weiterentwicklung I, S. 28ff. in good original condition, Belgian proof (obsolete). collectors' item - con...
rare German vest pocket pistol, also made in calibre 4,25, condition III.
French break action pistol in original condition, no valid proof, condition II-III.
Belgian proof, condition 2-3
10-shot version, long grip, heavily used original condition, no valid proof - condition III-IV.
heavily useder original condition, not original wooden grips, no valid proof. condition III-IV.
very good condition, obsolete Belgian proof, with black leathe rpistol case, condition II.
Wehrmacht model, acceptance mark "WaA76 beneath eagle" right, slide on top inscribed "böhmische ...", left "pistol Mod. 27 calibre 7,65", on magazine floor "P Mod. 27". early manufacture with good fin...
no valid proof, condition III-IV.
Turkish clone of PP, good original condition, Ferlach proof 1975, condition 3.
Budapest acceptance mark 1918, professionally reworked, no valid proof. magazine floor damaged, due to that condition III-IV., see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Vom Ursprung S. 634ff.
reworked M1910, condition III-IV.
Wehrmacht model, inscribed "pistol model 27...", reworked, acceptance mark due to that illegible. no valid proof, condition III-IV.
partially pitted original condition, cracked grip, no valid proof, condition IV.
heavily used German vest pocket pistol, on the right pitted, no valid proof, condition IV.
French service pistol with varnished original finish, no proof visible, condition III-IV.
model of 1920, good original condition with poorem bore, no valid proof, condition noch III. see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Ursprung S.688ff.
trigger somewhat flash rusty, grips stained, Spanish proof, condition 3-4.
reworked, no proof visible, condition IV.
dustcover not matching numbered and bright, no proof, condition III.
spotty and partially patinated original condition, no valid proof, condition III-IV
pocket pistol classic in spotted original condition, Belgian proof, condition 3-4.
post-war manufacture 1948, matching numbered, original condition, magazine floor bent, valid Czech proof. condition III.
German slide inscribed, proof 1986, aluminium spare grips, condition IV.
long barrel version, Italian proof, condition 3 - in need of cleaning!
