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updated 5/15/12 at 1:00 PM E.S.T.

In the last couple years, I have started to collecting German WWII guns and every once in a while I sell one from the collection to buy something else. From time to time, I will offer them here. These are top quality collector grade pieces. I am also looking to buy the same condition firearms-if you are selling, please let me know. All guns are matching and are veteran bring backs, not import marked, unless noted. I ship only within the US to your FFL or C&R license address.

WW2 Firearms

1.P38 Mauser, 1943. Great example of a fairly early Mauser "byf 43" marked P38 with the transitional "dusty blue" finish. Super, lightly used example, about 97% condition. Only some light finish wear and the GI very lightly scratched his name on the front grip strap, but it's hard to see. This finish is a hard varation to find and is seen shortly before Mauser went to the all matte military finish. Grips are beautiful. Mag is the correct "P.38v" marked type with upsidedown "E/135" on the spine. Very nice example. $950 NEW
2. Correct original wartime grips for the Mauser "HSc" pistol. These were used and show wear, but are nice and a good replacement if you need a set. On the right grip the little wing that juts out at the front has broken off, which is very common with these. It probably happened a long time ago as the finish at the break matches the rest of the grips. Nice set $125 NEW

3.Mauser grips for the P38 pistol. These are the late war plastic polymid type. They show wear from use but are otherwise ready for use. They were used on late 1944 and 1945 Mauser and also Walther P38s. Nice set $125 NEW
4.German WW2 Mauser P38 dual tone phosphate and blue finish. Finish is approx. 98% with age toning to the phosphate. Code is byf 44, for Mauser, 1944. This is actually a March 1945 manufactured/dated pistol that is in the "e" block, which makes it an "svw" code mauser. At this late point, Mauser was using up left over "byf" coded slided, about 23% of the "e" block are interspersed "byf" in the "svw" range. Another neat thing about this particular pistol is that the slide serial number was a factory corrected mistake. The second digit was corrected by restamping a "6" over a "7". You also sometimes see this on late war mauser k98s. The mag is a "P.38v" marked mag with an upside down "E/WaA135" on the spine. Black plastic late war Mauser grips have some light scratches from storage, but nothing bad. Choice variation! SOLD
5.RARE- MG34 Armourer's tool kit. 1938 dated kit that looks to be barely used and complete. Inside the factory camouflaged amm box is a specially made folded tray that lifts out with all tools intact. 2 of the tools are actually embossed with the Mauser logo. Tool do not look like they were ever used. Middle section has two storage drawers that fold that open with reveal extra firing pin? parts, still wrapped in their original wax paper. Other than some very minor dirt/oxidation on the outer box, the kit is near mint. (dark field gray/green paint inside is not like in photos, but is the same color as the outside green on the case. These were the original pre-war camouflage colors seen in many photographs- green, yellow/tan, and brown. Extremely scarce gun accessory I am selling out of my collection. $2500
6.P38 Walther 1945 dated "ac 45" late P38, all matching. This is a 98% gun and appears unissued. This is out of my collection. Besides being a 1945 manufactured end of the war pistol, this example has a few nice details going for it. First off, it is the variation with the capital A on the frame and locking block. Secondly, it is halfway through the 1945 "a" block and is one of the first with the late war features of the cog style hammer and phosphated small parts. The hammer, trigger, trigger bar, extractor and take down lever, are all phosphated, giving the pistol a really great late-war look. Grips are mint condition, late war speckled red bakelite. Magazine is Walther waffenamt eagle/359. Gripstrap condition is like it left the factory. I don't think this gun actually ever left the factory or was fired after the initial factory test. The only wear to the finish appears to be from the parts sliding a few times. Stunning example. $1200
7.German WW2 Mauser P38 dual tone phosphate and blue finish. Finish is about 92% with a little brown spotting & surface oxidation on the frame, just on the surface. This Mauser is coded "byf 44" for Mauser, 1944. It actually was produced about January 1945 and is in the "d" block. Overall is very nice and representative. The spots on the frame would probably clean up with a little bronze wool, as it appears only surface deep. The rest is in beautiful condition. Plastic, late war Mauser grips are nice. Mag is "jvd" and waffenamt marked on the spine. Tough and desirable variation at a very good price. $1200

8.Wehrmacht rare lanyard for the P38 pistol. These are extremely hard to find and other than the one I have in my collection, This is ony the third one I have seen. They are made from a German web thinner than what is normally used for equipment. They have a leather loop are they go through which is marked "P.38" on it and have a buckle there. The other end has a ring, which the lanyard goes though to secure it. Most of these were found in Norway, as they were left there by the German army when they retreated and were owned by the Norwegian government after the war. This example, like most, has seen only light use. The webbing is in great shape, as is the leather. The "P.38" mark is on the leather closure loop. If you collect German equipment or weapons, this is a very tough piece to find. Scarce. $650 HOLD
9.Mauser HSc beautiful 99% example. This is a variation 4 (military finish) commercial. Interesting in that it is an early example without the "3 lines" on the slide. Magazine is a wartime example in perfect condition also. Basically like it came off the assembly line, probably the best condition HSc I have ever seen. Choice. $899

 

German WW2 Wehrmacht P38 pistol magazines.

1. "P38v" marked mag, no waA, but looks like a Walther$125
2."jvd" on left, "P38 U" on right, upside down "E/359" on spine, late Walther made by Spreewerk, all phosphate finish. $295
3."P38v" marked, waA135 for Mauser $200 SOLD
4."P38v" marked, upside down WaA135 on spine, Mauser $210
5."P38v u", WaA135 on spine, ribbed follower, late Mauser $225
6."jvd" on left side only, spreewerk $125 SOLD
7."P38 U" marked, "jvd" and "waa106" on spine, Spreewerk $210 SOLD

 

 

 

 11.German WW2 police Walther PPK. Nice, early high polish example in really nice condition. Serial number dates the pistol to 1941. It has the eagle/C police proof. Great condition finish, about 97%, with the exception of som light scratches by the mag release where someone has tried to get the grip off. Grip has a crack by the screw and a tiny one in the back. Much harder to see in person than in photos. Grip strap is very nice. Overall areally nice example. $1650 HOLD
12. Late war "ac" marked Walther PP, 1945 manufactured. Gorgeous 99% gun, with thin, late war military blue finish. Matching example! (many of the late war pistols are not, as they were factory left-over parts put together, this is not one of those) Stunning example with safety and mag release in phosphate finish. Gun has commercial eagle/N test fire proof, but no military of police acceptance. If you want one that is as perfect as you can find, this is it. Comes with late war phosphate finish mag. Choice! SOLD
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