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This is the Classic 7.65mm squeeze grip Swiss early commercial Parabellum. When one decides to put the Luger in their collection the most recommended by collectors is the Swiss variations for their place in the pantheon of Luger models. (0781)  |
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1906 Model Swiss Bern: Producted under license from DWM the Swiss manufactured the Parabellum during WWI because the war demand on German manufacturing overcame its commercial business. Simply a beautiful reprsentation of the '06 Model and made until 1924 in this configuration. This is a Swiss Military Model that had been released from service before the "P" [Privat] stamping on the frame.
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1918 Royal Arsenal at Erfurt This is a rather beautiful model of the end-of-the war 1918 Erfurt that is Unit Marked. This is a 9mm Parabellum with the 100mm barrel and all the proofs anyone could want. Looking for a new home and collector. (2040) |
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1906 American Eagle: The classic 1906 American Eagle Luger. From the 120mm barrel chambered for the 7.65mm cartridge this is a 'must have' for most American Eagle DWM Collectors. These were the first commercially sold in the US; |
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1944 Krieghoff: This was one of the very end of the war Luger's produced by Krieghoff from parts left from the 10,000 gun initial order of 1935. True to all the traditions of the Krieghoff Parabellum with proofs and markingss. Just a joy for the advanced collector. (2087) SOLD |
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Unloading Tool: This is a very unusually designed tool to unload the 32 round Trommel (Snail) magazine designed for the Artillery Model Lange Pistole Parabellum. See more pictures at MORE PICTURES (AC73) |
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This is a 2nd Issue RLB (Luftschutz) dagger in
complete and in minty condition for the collector. Very Rare Click Below for Photos
& Details. (AC401)
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1902 DWM American Cartridge Counter: From the group of 700 American Eagle 9mm Fat Barrels selected by the US Army for testing only fifty were sent back to German for the modifications for the Powell Cartridge Counter Grips. Mostly resurfacing as presentation guns. See more at: |
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Abercrombie & Fitch Marked Artillery Stock.
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1941 Mauser HSc: This is a Luftwaffe rig for a very good conditioned HSc 7.65mm semi-automatic that was produced from 1940 until after the war. It is such a fine gun it is still made under license. This was a popular gun with pilots and airman as the Luger and then the P38 were too big for cockpits. MARKED DOWN to $1900.00 Visit More Pictures (1975) |
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These Posters were printed and distributed in the 1960-'s to military units for the day room or offices and are in fine to very fine condition. Click on Picture to see enlarged size. Only $12.95 including postage. | ||
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This is a detachable flash suppressor designed for the Parabellum in both 9mm and 7.65mm. Designed by the Swiss and shown in the Still's Third Reich Lugers Page 175
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