19th century Blunderbuss, possibly German made, lock working but needs adjusting

Turkey/Germany, Model 1887 Ottoman Mauser, black powder 9,5x60r cartridge, not matching numbers, various Turkish proofmarks on receiver, crack in stock near handguard, otherwise in good functional condition. With bayonet, ramrod, part of sling and spent cartridge, rare and interesting rifle

Turkey/Germany, Model 1887 Ottoman Mauser, black powder 9,5x60r cartridge, not matching numbers, various Turkish proofmarks on receiver, only metal parts, no stock, in good functional condition, perfect for restauration

Portugal/Germany, WWI-Interbellum, Mauser Espingarda 6,5mm Mod.1904, made in Berlin, numbers not matching, with cleaning rod. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Portugal/Germany, WWI-Interbellum, Mauser Espingarda Portugueza, 6,5mm Mod.1904, Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken Berlin, numbers not matching, with cleaning rod and unknown Mauser bayonet, matching numbered '28895'. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, German K98 rifle, dated 1937, as far as we can see matching numbered "758", including the stock, marked with early makers code: "S/42" for "Mauser in Oberndorf am Neckar", in very good condition, only missing the ramrod, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, K98 rifle marked on top of the receiver with "S/147" (J.P. Sauer & Sohn), and dated 1937, with Weimar proof stamps instead of Third reich eagles, non matching numbered, with ramrod, overall early example in nice condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, Mauser K98k, receiver marked '42, 1939' (Mauser Oberndorf, 1939), fully matching numbered '9400 l', 'WaA63' and 'WaA83' inspectors marks on various smaller pieces, with sling. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, K98 rifle marked "AX 41" ( Erma, Erfurter Maschinenfabrik, 1941), 1941 was the last year of production of K98s by Erma, Russian capture example mismatched serial numbers, overall very nice condition, with sight hood, ramrod and leather sling, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Germany/Portugal, WWII, Portugese contract K98 rifle dated 1941, marked on the left side of the receiver with "Mauser-werke AG, Oberndorf a M.", with a lot of German waffenamt proofmarks, with Portugese crest on top of the receiver, this example likely never went to Portugal but was issued to the German army during the war instead, this because of the German type stock instead of the Portugese one, with sight hood and ramrod, partial matching numbered, nice condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Germany/Portugal, WWII, Portugese contract K98 rifle dated 1937, marked on the left side of the receiver with "Mauser-werke AG, Oberndorf a N.", with a lot of German Waffenamt proofmarks, with Portugese crest on top of the receiver, not completely matching, with typical Portugese stock and leather sling, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, German sniper rifle scope for use on the K98 rifle, made by: "Hensoldt Wetzlar", model: "Dialytan 4x" serial nr: 34501, clear lenses

1930-1950 Haenel model V air rifle, cal 5,5 mm in working condtion

Postwar, Diana Mod. 25D Air rifle, in working condition, missing the front sight, metal parts shows oxidation "barnfind"

Postwar, Diana "Original 50 series" underlever operated air rifle, with Japanese made scope, no markings visible, metal parts refinished in matt crackle coating, heavy and powerfull rifle