No valid proof mark, condition III.
No valid proof mark, condition IV.
No valid proof mark, condition III.
No valid proof mark, condition IV.
No valid proof mark, condition IV.
Post WWII manuf. of a classic pocket pistol, Belg. proof mark, condition II.
New proof mark from 1991, condition 3.
All numbers matching, on top of slide crets of the Yugoslav kingdom, zyrillic inscription on rhs of slide. Spotted, lanyard lopop is missing. Condition IV.
Made in the CSSR, lhs grip panel screw is not original, proof mark from 1985, condition 3.
In der CSSR erzeugt, Beschuss 1985, Zustand 3.
No proof mark visible, anatomical Walther-grip reworked by artificial wood, condition 4-5.
Proof mark from 1994, adjustable anatomical grip with monogram "MC", condition 3.
Hungarian service pistol of WWII, no valid proof marks, to be cleaned, condition III.
Hungarian service pistol of WWII, no valid proof marks, condition II-III.
Hungarian service pistol of WWII, no valid proof marks, condition III.
Small pittinges, beside of these in good original condition. No valid proof mark, condition III-IV.
Code on lhs "jhv 41", acceptance mark "eagle above WaA56", original finish, no valid proof mark. Condition II-III.
Code on lhs "jhv 43", acceptance mark "eagle above WaA173", slightly rough wartime finish, no valid proof mark. Condition II-III.
Acceptance mark "Bp double crest 16", poor original condition, partly pitted, grip panels are not original. See MÖTZ /SCHUY, Ursprung pp634. No valid proof mark, condition IV - to be cleaned.
Acceptance mark "Bp double crest 18", good original condition. See MÖTZ /SCHUY, Ursprung pp634. No valid proof mark, condition II-III - to be cleaned.
Acceptance mark "Bp crest 18" for Budapest, 1918. Heavily spotted and slightly pitted, bolt immobile, magazine is not original. A pistol of WWI, see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Ursprung pp634. No valid proof mark, co...
Honved-acceptance mark "Bp crest 21", inventory stamp "11.CVE", reworked, grip panels are not original. No valid proof mark, condition III-IV.
Reworked, Budapest acceptance mark - undated, inventory mark on lhs "FL53", no valid proof mark - condition III-IV
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...
