19th century M1874 Chassepot/Gras M80 rifle, in sporterized configuration, marked on the side of the receiver with "M80"and serial nr: "A27021"

French Model 1866/74 modified 1880, Gras carbine, marked 'St Etienne', with Liege proofmarks present on the barrel, possibly used by Belgian forces in Interbellum period, complete with leather sling, in good working condition

WWII, French Lebel M1886/R35 carbine, marked on the left side of receiver, made originally by "MAT" (Tulle), nice original factory cut down Lebel rifle into the carbine version, done in 1939, by "MAC" (Châtellerault), as marked on the right side of the receiver, matching serial nr: "43547", on receiver, stock, frontgrip, nice original piece, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI, French Lebel M1886/M93 rifle, marked on the left side of receiver, on the top of the receiver marked with "MAS" ( Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne), serial nr: "34822", original condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI, Berthier model 1907/15 rifle, made by "St. Etienne arsenal", serial nr: 8896, rifle has matching numbers except for the bolt, in good condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI, Berthier model 1907/15 rifle, made by "St. Etienne arsenal", serial nr: 87143, non matching, missing magazine, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI/WWII, Berthier carbine, serial nr: "9371", non matching parts, metal parts show signs of oxidation, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Early 19th Century flintlock conversion hunting rifle by 'Tomson' Lockplate marked 'Tomsons Rotterdam' Nicely egraved brass fittings, trigger missing and lock not working properly, nice restauration project

19th century French double barrel black powder percussion hunting rifle, with nicely carved stock, with ram rod, some proofmarks visible on underside of barrel, locking bar missing

Double barrel flintlock hunting rifle, wear and tear, restauration piece

Flobert rifle, screw in hinge and stock missing

Military M1854 Lorenz rifle conversion, probably percussion transformed to flintlock, including bayonet and sling, intersting piece

18th Century, Air rifle made after the "Girandoni" principle, made between 1780 / 1820, unmarked example as common on these rifles, used by the Austrian army against the Turks and French, with air resevoirand ramrod, mechanically complete and functional, not pressure tested, very rare piece of gun history

18th Century, Air rifle made after the "Girandoni" principle, made between 1780 / 1820, unmarked example as common on these rifles, used by the Austrian army against the Turks and French, with air resevoir, mechanically complete and functional, not pressure tested, very rare piece of gun history

WWI, Model 1894 Hebel flare gun, maker marked 'V.C.S.', unit marked 'J.R.1', non-functional condition

19th century percussion Sharpshooters or target rifle, octagonal rifled barrel with markings, ramrod missing, some wear and barrel loose in stock

Germany, Pre 1900's Mauser model 1871 made by "Erfurt", serialnumber "50924", regimental markings "15R5 109" on buttstock, matching rifle, cleaning rod missing with modified stock in working order, nice condition

WWI, Gewehr 88, receiver marked "Danzig, dated 1890", partially matching, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI, Argentina/Germany, Mauser Model 1891, without cleaning rod, various parts missing, in worn condition. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Argentina/Germany, Model 1891 Mauser, marked on the side of the receiver "Mauser modello Argentino 1891", made by "DMW" (Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken. Berlin), with leather sling, interesting model, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Brazil/Germany, WWI-Interbellum, DWM Brazilian Mauser M1908, marked 'Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken. Berlin' on rail and Brazilian crest on top of receiver, serial nr: "6971", bolt matching, rest non matching, full of correct proofmarks trough out, including cartouche on stock, very nice and interesting rifle. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Brazil/Germany, Interbellum/WWII, DWM Brazilian Mauser M1908/34 carbine, marked 'Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken. Berlin' on rail and Brazilian crest on top of receiver, serial nr: "5570", matching, factory modified carbine from rifle to new standards during the 1930's, very nice and interesting

Spain/Germany, WWI/Interbellum, Spanish Model 1893 Mauser rifle, serial nr: "G2425", non matching, marked on the chamber with "Fabrica de Armas, Oviedo 1893", with cleaning rod, in good condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Portugal/Germany, WWI/Interbellum, Mauser Espingarda 6,5mm Mod.1904, made in Berlin, numbers not matching, without cleaning rod, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

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

Turkey/Germany, Interbellum/WWII, Turkish Mauser, marked on chamber "AFSA Ankara, 1943", partially matching numbers, with cleaning rod, in fairly good condition. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Turkey/Germany, Interbellum/WWII, Turkish Mauser, marked on chamber "AFSA Ankara, 1933", with cleaning rod, in fairly good condition. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI, Germany, G98 rifle, marked on the receiver with "C.G. Haenel, Suhl, 1917"and on the side with "Gew. 98, serial nr: 5653", the rifle is put together using a very nice wooden stock, complete with clear Mauser markingsand serial numberand a "Restored" metal part, with signs of corrosion, should be viewed, Deactivated according to Dutch law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, German Mauser G98, wartime converted to K98, originally made by: "DWM" (Deutsche Waffen und munitions fabrik, Berlin) in 1916, serial nr: "6575", rifle is non matching, with cleaning rod and reproduction leather sling, rifle has moving bolt and trigger, Deactivated according to EU law, with Austrian deactivation certificate dated 2018, Cannot be shipped outside the EU

WWII, German K98 rifle, maker markings not present or visible, except for 'WaA214 marking underneath barrel, metal partially in relic condition, wooden stock added, barrel shorter than usual, should be viewed. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, German K98 rifle ( post war Norwegian re-issue), mostly matching numbers "2085", except for bolt and rear sight, marked with code "S/42" which stands for "Mauser, Obendorf am Neckar" and dated 1937, with numerous waffenambt stamps all over including the stock, post war Norwegian markings removed from bolt carrier, metal parts retain most of the blue finish, with sight hood on front, nice example overall, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, Hitlerjugend K98 training rifle, in .22LR cal., the top of the barrel is marked "FLUSS-STAHL-KRUPP-ESSEN" and the left side of the barrel has, "KAL. 22 Long Rifle serial nr: 166212", the top of the chamber is marked "Mod. W625C BSW ((Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke), Suhl", rifle is overal in very nice condition, comes with reproduction leather sling, rare rifle, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, K98 full lenght rifle stock, without hardware, with "Waffen-ambt" cartouche on the stock

WWII, K98 full lenght rifle stock, without hardware, with number on the stock

WWII, K98 full lenght rifle stock, without hardware, with number on the stock

WWII, Czech ZB37 heavy machine gun, marked on receiver 'Kilomet VZ. 37, V., 4099, CZO', with separate tripod, as used by Waffen-SS troops. Deactivated according to EU law, with Austrian deactivation certificate dated 2023. Cannot be shipped outside the EU