For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. Probably the most iconic pistol from WW1 and WW2. The German P08 Luger, which was extremely sort for by allied soldiers during both wars as a war souvenir. This example is in extremely nice condition, maker marked 'Erfurt", dated 1918 and matching numbers, except for the magazine. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the ...  read more

Code: 68748

2295.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a 1901 dated Imperial Russian M1895 nagant revolver in excellent condition and is matching numbers. The M1895 revolver was the standard side arm used by the Imperial Russian army. It continued to be used by the Soviets and remained in production to 1945. Imperial Russian examples are rare as the majority of the M1895 nagant revolver...  read more

Code: 68743

950.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is an extremely rare version the Swedish M1887 nagant revolver which was actually produced for the Swedish army by the Nagant Company in Leige Belgium. The Nagant company only produced 2,600 units for the Swedish army all of which where delivered to Sweden. The revolvers where inspected before being supplied to the Swedish army at the...  read more

Code: 68742

825.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Rast & Gasser M1898 double action revolver was the standard sidearm of the Austro-Hungarian army from 1898 to 1918. The revolver chambered an Gasser 8mm cartridge which was specifically designed for the revolver. The most distinguishing feature of the Rast & Gasser M1898 was its 8 round cylinder, compared to the six round cylinder of o...  read more

Code: 68741

1195.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a pre-1995 deactivated M3 submachine gun with a full working action. The M3 is more commonly known as the Grease gun due to its resemblance to the vehicle greasing tool. The M3 was introduced in 1942. However it suffered with deficiencies due to the design, mainly the cocking handle which tended to break and the ejection port which ...  read more

Code: 68738

2995.00 GBP

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This is Owen MK1 bayonet for use with the Owen submachine gun. This example is dated May 1945 and is maker marked on the ricasso "OA" for the Orange Arsenal. The wooden grips are marked "SLAZ 44" which means the grips where produced by Slazenger in 1944. The bayonet is in excellent condition. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers licence or ...  read more

Code: 68714

185.00 GBP

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The South African number 9 bayonet differs from the British made examples, The blade on a British Number 9 is the same as Number 5 bayonet, where the South African examples have a blade similar to an Uzi S1 bayonet with a similar Uzi style scabbard. The South African made No9's are a lot rarer than the British made examples. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photo...  read more

Code: 68724

85.00 GBP

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The M1894 bayonet was the standard bayonet used by Norway in the first half of the 20th Century. It was for use with the Krag M1894 rifle. This example is in very good condition and comes with its period leather bayonet frog. This is an age restricted item. proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers licence or passport must be provided. U.K. Sales Only  read more

Code: 68716

215.00 GBP

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This is MKII Canadian Ross bayonet which is dated January 1912, however the blade has the 1915 modification to the point that gave better penetration. The pommel is stamped Ross Rifle Co, Quebec Patented 1907, it is also stamped with Canadian inspection markings. This example comes with a MK1 scabbard. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers ...  read more

Code: 68715

165.00 GBP

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