proof 1976, in original case with reserve magazine and accessories, condition 2-3.
Slightly worn, french. Proof, condition still 3.
Original gun number removed, the Swiss patent number on the right side of the barrel was used as a replacement. For this weapon see MÖTZ /SCHUY, Die Weiterentwicklung der Selbstladepistole I p.183ff. ...
Old Belgian proof (no longer valid), nice original condition II.
Year of construction 1934, heavily stained original condition, no proof, condition IV.
Clone of the Colt Government as handy pocket pistol, with reserve magazine, Spanish proof, condition 3.
Chinese clone of the Tokarev TT3, but with safety lever, German proof, condition 3.
The smallest Star pocket pistol, Spanish proof, condition 3-4.
Expertly reworked, matching numbers, no valid proof, condition externally II.
Nickel plated barrel, right grip with crack and missing corner, proof1979, trigger in need of repair, condition 3-4.
Old Belgian proof (not valid anymore), original condition, right grip damaged, condition III.
Slide and operating parts nickel plated, grip section and barrel jacket black anodized, grip panels of imitation mother of pearl, no proof marks visible, condition 3.
Early version with inscription patent pending, see MÖTZ /SCHUY, Die Weiterentwicklung der Selbstladepistole I p.297ff. partly spotty and pitted, no proof marks - collectors weapon, condition iV.
Slightlystained original condition, in self-made wooden case with various spare parts, no proof - collector's gun, Zustrand III.
Match gun for free pistol competitions, with anatomic grip, proof 1975, partly stained, condition 3-4.
Brought to overall length over 18 cm by longer barrel, is conditioned by old Austrian weapons legislation until 1938, as weapons over 18 cm were freely acquirable. Magazine missing, overworked, scarre...
Spanish pocket gun, left side of slide rusty, with shoulder holster and reserve magazine and leather case, Spanish proof, condition IV.
Match gun for free pistol competitions, from the CSSR, individual sight with mounting rail backwards, grip made of plastic moulding (self-made), proof 1964, condition 4.
Such pistols were in the service of Austria-Hungary in the First World War as auxiliary weapons. See MÖTZ /SCHUY, Die Weiterentwicklung der Selbstladepistole I p.28ff. Stained original condition with ...
Wehrmacht weapon in very bad condition, no valid proof. Proof, condition V.
Deposition eagle over 135, very scarred, no proof, condition V.
