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DESCRIPTION: Chinese Copy of Browning 1900 semi-auto pistol. The pistol shows "Mauser Banner"(!) and wording "Brevetes GDC"on the left side of the frame. These markings usually do not make much sense, as they seem to be a combination of different European words. It is not unusual to find Chinese copies of FN M.1900 pistols with Mauser markings. Chinese gun makers found these markings to be very attractive... The left side of the slide displays a wording, "Nationale". The frame, slide and rear sight display fake Belgian proof marks. All the markings on metal are clear. The pistol has a safety lever on the left side of the frame. Matching serial numbers. All complete and original. CONDITION: Fine+. The pistol shows 85% of original, high gloss blue finish on metal parts. The balance is in white, mixed with some brown patina. Nice, original hardwood plastic grips with with diamond checkering. Action seems to be OK. Good bore. 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. No import markings. These pistols should never be fired as they were manufactured in relatively primitive workshops. Serial# 6XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Chinese Copy of Browning 1900 semi-auto pistol. Marked on the left side of the frame: Browning S Patent. The other markings do not make much sense, as they seem to be a combination of European letters that do not create any words. Some unrecognizable proofs are present on the left side of the frame. All the markings on metal are clear. The pistol has a safety lever on the left side of the frame. Matching serial numbers. All complete and original. CONDITION: Fine. The pistol was finished in white, with no blue. Some light patina in places. Nice, original brown plastic grips with "FN" logo and with diamond checkering. Action seems to be OK. Good bore. 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. No import markings. These pistols should never be fired as they were manufactured in relatively primitive workshops. Serial# 260XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss police holster for Browning M.1910 pistol. Black leather. Brass and steel hardware. The front part of the holster displays the maker's markings, "J. Froehly, Lausanne". The brass hardware on the flap displays following markings, "LIFT THE DOT". The holster was manufactured without a spare magazine pouch. All original and complete. CONDITION: Fine+. Leather is still soft and flexible. Some minor handling marks are visible on the leather. Strong, original stitching. |
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DESCRIPTION: Interesting Belgian Army issue holster for Browning FN M.1935 HP pistol. Black leather. Brass and steel hardware. No markings on the leather. All original and complete. This type of holster was also used by the Nazis during the occupation. CONDITION: Fine. Leather is still soft and flexible. Strong, original stitching. (Ref. "Military Holsters of World War II" by Eugene J. Bender, p. 24). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce pre-World War Two holster for French military issue Browning M.1922 pistol. Dark brown leather. All brass hardware (marked, "DVG", "Made in France, DVG"). No markings on the leather. Two spare magazine pouches under the flap. There is a pouch for the cleaning rod on the side of the holster. Cleaning rod is included. CONDITION: Very good+. Leather is still soft and flexible. Strong, original stitching. One piece of brass attachment on the flap is missing. French FN M.1922 pre-war holsters are quite scarce, as most of them were captured by Nazis. All the surviving holsters were shipped to French colonial army in Indochina after the World War Two and consequently lost. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss police holster for Browning M.1910 pistol. Black leather. Brass and steel hardware. The front part of the holster displays the maker's markings, "J. Froehly, Lausanne". The brass hardware on the flap displays following markings, "LIFT THE DOT". The holster was manufactured without a spare magazine pouch. All original and complete. CONDITION: Fine+. Leather is still soft and flexible. Some minor handling marks are visible on the leather. Strong, original stitching. |
Book: "Browning HP M.1935 Pistol"("Hochleistungpistole Die Browning") Price: $10 Inventory # czb_0008 |
DESCRIPTION: Reprint of the FN factory manual for Browning HP pistol. In Czech language. Many black and white drawings of the pistol and its parts. New. Soft Cover. 40 pages. Shipping in the USA: $4.50 for the first book, and $1.50 for each additional book. |
Browning "High Power" M. 1935 Pistol MagazinePrice: $65 Inventory # msm_0069 |
DESCRIPTION: This is a post-World War Two high capacity military magazine as issued to one of the NATO countries. Dull blue, or phosphate finish on the magazine walls and the follower. High gloss finish on the floorplate. The latter shows a hand scratched letter, "T". The left side of the magazine displays following markings, "Italy, Cal. 9 mm NATO/Luger". CONDITION: Excellent. 97% of original finish is still present on the magazine. The magazine is free of dents. Shipping in the USA: $4. |
Browning "High Power" M. 1935 Pistol MagazinePrice: $65 Inventory # msm_0068 |
DESCRIPTION: This is a post-World War Two high capacity military magazine as issued to one of the NATO countries. Dull blue, or phosphate finish on the magazine walls and the follower. High gloss finish on the floorplate. The latter shows a hand scratched number, "6". The front wall of the magazine displays a Greek letter "Pi". No maker markings are present on the magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. 97% of original finish is still present on the magazine. The magazine is free of dents. Shipping in the USA: $4. |
