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DESCRIPTION: Early Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher M.1905 semi-automatic pistol manufactured for the Argentinian military. The pistol was known in Argentina as, "Modelo 1905". The pistol was designed by Ferdinand von Mannlicher, one of the most famous gun designers of the period. Many Austro-Hungarian officers privately purchased similar Mannlicher pistols and carried them during the World War One. Made by Waffenfabrik Steyr, as indicated by markings on the left side of the frame. The left side of the frame displays also wording, "System Mannlicher Md.1905".The pistol is in its original condition, except for the Argentinian crest removed from the right side of the frame. Most M.1905 pistols had the crest removed by the Argentinian authorities before exportation to the USA in 1950-s and 1960-s. Matching serial and contract numbers. Delayed blowback action. Eight shot magazine (stripper clip fed). Barrel length is 159 mm. CONDITION: Very good+ to low fine. 85% of blue finish is still on metal. Couple of spots of pitting on the hilt (please, see pictures). Very good bore with strong rifling (some roughness in the grooves). Strong action. All the internal parts of the pistol are in very good condition, with no visible wear. Original hardwood grips with diamond checkering. Some handling marks and dings are visible on the grips. This is definitely one of the of the most elegant semi-automatic pistols ever manufactured! No import markings. Serial# 53XX/12XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Austro-Hungarian military revolver used in both World Wars. The revolvers were widely used in World War One by the Austro-Hungarian army. Large numbers of such revolvers were seized by the Italians at the end of the war. As a result, many of these revolvers saw service in World War Two in the hands of Italian troops. The left side of the frame displays following markings, "PATENT RAST & GASSER WIEN". The revolver displays the following markings on the cylinder bridge, "Dual Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Crest, 18" (this is a scarce crest only used in 1918; it consists of Austrian and Hungarian crests). All matching serial numbers. Chambered for eight cartridges. Closed frame design. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Complete with the lanyard ring. CONDITION: Overall in low excellent condition, with 95% of thin, blue finish still on the metal. The balance is in white mixed with some light patina. The blue is turning to brownish color in some places. Very strong action. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. Wooden grips with diamond checkering are in fine condition, with some light wear and some handling marks. Very nice revolver in all original condition! Serial# 1837XX. (Ref. "Geschichte und Technik der europaischen Militarrevolver" by Rolf H. Muller, pp. 782-783). |
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DESCRIPTION: Interesting early Austro-Hungarian semi-automatic pistol. Widely used during the World War One. Manufactured by Waffenfabrik Steyr in 1909, as indicated by markings on the frame of the pistol. The back of the frame displays Austro-Hungarian proof marks, "W-n, Double Head Eagle, 09". The regimental ring on the right side grip displays following markings, "5 L.U.R. 224" (5 Landwehr Ulanen Regiment). CONDITION: Fine+. 92-93% of original blue still on the metal. Couple of spots of light patina and occasional peppering. The blue is worn mostly on the edges of the frame and barrel housing (holster wear). Couple of spots of micro-pitting (blood pitting?) on the front part of the barrel housing. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the pistol are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. Wooden grips are in fine condition, with some light handling marks. Very crisp action. The bore is in excellent condition with strong and shiny rifling. No import markings. Early semi-automatic pistol with interesting Austro-Hungarian cavalry regimental markings! Serial# 231XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce commercial contract Austro Hungarian Steyr Hahn M. 1911 semi automatic pistol. All matching serial numbers (the numbers are stamped on the frame, slide, hilt and barrel; there are no serial numbers stamped on all the remaining parts which is correct for this model). The serial numbers are factory original, and they were not restamped. Manufactured by Waffenfabrik Steyr, Austro-Hungary in 1912, as indicated by markings on the slide. The slide also displays model designation, "Mod. 1911". Fixed front sight (correct for M.1911). Excellent quality machining and polishing. Steyr Hahn is one of my favorite pistol. I was always very impressed by the quality of the design and manufacturing! CONDITION: Fine+. 92% of original blue finish still on the metal. Couple of spots of light patina and occasional peppering. Most of the blue wear is on the hilt and on the edges of the slide. Some light pitting is visible on the left side of the slide on the Steyr address. Wooden grips are in fine condition with some handling marks. Very crisp action. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the pistol are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. No import markings. Commercial contract M.1911 are difficult to find! Serial# 34XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Interesting early Austro-Hungarian semi-automatic pistol. Widely used during the World War One. Manufactured by Waffenfabrik Steyr in 1909, as indicated by markings on the frame of the pistol. The back of the frame displays Austro-Hungarian proof marks, "W-n, Double Head Eagle, 09". The regimental ring on the right side grip displays following markings, "12 UR 19" (12 Ulanen Regiment). CONDITION: Very good+ to fine. 85% of original blue still on the metal. Couple of spots of light patina and occasional peppering. The blue is worn mostly on the edges of the frame and barrel housing (holster wear). All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the pistol are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Wooden grips are in fine condition, with some light handling marks. Very crisp action. The bore is in very good condition with strong rifling. Some frosting in the grooves. No import markings. Early semi-automatic pistol with interesting Austro-Hungarian cavalry regimental markings! Serial# 24XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Interesting Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher M.1901/1905 leather holster with spare clip pouch under the flap. Black painted leather. Several Austrian or Austro-Hungarian police markings on the flap, "Schiffer Wilfried prov. Pol. Wchm, 34, Buresch". All original and complete. CONDITION: Fine. Leather is still soft and flexible. Some oil stains inside the holster. Strong, original stitching. |
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DESCRIPTION: Standard Austro-Hungarian army holster for Roth Steyr M.1907 semi-auto pistol. Very good quality brown leather. Some fading, unrecognizable markings are visible on the inside of leather flap (please, see pictures). This is an interesting variant of M.1907 holster with slightly different style of the stripper clip pouch (please, see pictures). Original World War One issue holster. CONDITION: Very good. Leather is still flexible. Strong, original stitching. The holster had shoulder straps at one point, that were consequently removed (please, see the stitching holes on the back of the holster). All complete and original. Very scarce! (Ref. "Military Holsters of World War II" by Eugene J. Bender, p.16). |
Book: "Mannlicher Self-loading Carbine and Carbine-Pistol M.1901"Price: $18 Inventory # czb_0005 |
DESCRIPTION: Original title: "v. Mannlichers Selbstlade-Karabiner und Karabiner-Pistole m/1901". Reprint of the German manual published in Berlin in 1902. In Czech language. Many black and white drawings of the Mannlicher carbine-pistol and its parts. New. Soft Cover. 60 pages. Shipping in the USA: $4.50 for the first book, and $1.50 for each additional book. |
