Modern German self defence gun with extra magazine. Proof mark from 2009, condition 3.
Lhs grip panel damaged, partly pitted, French proof mark, condition 4-5.
Acceptance mark on lhs "eagle beside C", on rhs old German nitro proof mark, serial number almost illegible. No valid proof mark, condition III.
Heavily used pre WWII PPK, original finish, lhs grip panel slightly damaged, no valid proof mark. Condition noch III.
In contemporary holster of leather (condition V) with extra magazine. Span. proof mark from, condition III.
Manufactured in 1936, acceptance mark on lhs "crown above RE", no valid proof mark, condition III.
Factory condition, light and handy .22 pistol in original box with extra magazine. Proof mark from 1986, condition 1.
Proof mark from 1970, condition 3.
Proof mark from 1956, in original box with 2 extra magazines, condition 3.
Proof mark from 1984, Pachmayr rubber grip, rubber armoured magazine floor, condition 3.
Pistol of the Wehrmacht, inscription "Pistole Modell 27...", reworked, acceptance mark illegible. No valid proof mark, condition III-IV.
Manufactured in and proofed in 2007, barrel length 144 mm, long custom-slide, additional german proof mark from 2008. In original box with cleaning set, extra magazine, and tool. Well used, to be cl...
Factory condition, in original box with cleaning brush. Proof mark from 1970, condition 1.
On rhs spotted, proof mark from 1977, condition noch 3.
Hungarian PP clone with aluminium gripframe, in original carton. Hung. Proof mark, condition 3.
Inventory number "LGK OÖ 0967" in front of gripframe and on magazine floor. Well used original condition, Belg. proof mark, see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Weiterentwicklung I pp 374. Condition III-IV.
Belg. proof mark, condition 2-3.
Very good condition,no valid proof mark to be cleaned. Condition II.
Made in the CSSR, lhs grip panel screw is not original, proof mark from 1985, condition 3.
Code on lhs "jhv 41", acceptance mark "eagle above WaA56", original finish, no valid proof mark. Condition II-III.
Budapest acceptance mark from 1918, professionally reworked, no valid proof mark. Magazine floor damaged, condition III-IV. istols of this pattern were used in WWI by Austria - Hungary. See MÖTZ/SCHUY...
Proof mark from 1990, condition 4.
Proof mark from 1978, with accessories: Tool set, extra magazine, manual plus a Hämmerli-badge, condition 2-3.
