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Incredible 1 of 4 In The World Winchester Lee Navy M1895 Trails Rifle – POA Detailed Description To Follow.
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Incredibly Rare And Mint Condition Theodore Richard Manufactured Cased Flintlock Howdah Pistol Detailed Description To Follow
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Extremely Rare WW1 French Hotchkiss Model 14 HMG
Detailed Description To Follow.
EU/UK Spec.
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This is an incredibly rare and immaculate condition WW2 German MG131. The MG131 was designed by Rheinmetall in 1938 and was produced from 1940 to 1945. It was designed to be utilized as either a Fixed (this example), flexible or turreted machine gun. Its large 13mm caliber easily out powered any other aircraft gun. The most comparable was the Breda 12.7mm or Browning .50 caliber. Although the calibers were not far off, the main advantage to the 13mm was its capability of being High Explosive. The other advantage the MG131 had over its other aircraft guns was its impressive weight, or lack of it thereof. Weighing 60% less than its main competition. Its small size and weight meant it was a suitable replacement for the 7.92 MG15. The MG131 was very successful and was installed in Meserschmitt BF109, Fw190, Ju88, Me 410, He 177 Greif Bomber, Junkers Ju 388 and many other aircraft. Fitted with a fixed fire solenoid system. A real beautiful piece of history. Complete with deactivation certificate.
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Exceptionally Rare WW2 British SAS Fluted Jacket Vickers On Breda Tripod – EU/UK Spec. Detailed Description To Follow
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Extremely Rare WW2 British MK2 Besa HMG – UK DEAC
UK Spec.
Detailed Description To Follow
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Very Rare Great Condition 1913 Dated .455 Webley Mk1 Auto. < >The Mk1 was offically adopted in 1913 by the Royal Navy for use with them and the Royal Marines. The Mk1 saw extensive service in the first world war it was deemed to be reliable and accurate amongst other qualities. However its known that the navy only recieved around 3000 of these pistols and fewer were private purchased. < >The Webley Mk1 Auto was chambered in powerful .455 a large semi-rimmed cartridge. < >This particular example is a private purchase, first year production Dated 1913 proudly on the left hand hand of the reciever which can be seen in the photograph. < >This Item is in wonderful condition for its age, sporting only few scratches and other storage marks. More Photos Available On Request. EU/UK Spec. reat Condition 1913 Dated .455 Webley Mk1 Auto. < face="verdana">The Mk1 was offically adopted in 1913 by the Royal Navy for use with them and the Royal Marines. The Mk1 saw extensive service in the first world war it was deemed to be reliable and accurate amongst other qualities. However its known that the navy only recieved around 3000 of these pistols and fewer were private purchased. < face="verdana">The Webley Mk1 Auto was chambered in powerful .455 a large semi-rimmed cartridge. < face="verdana">This particular example is a private purchase, first year production Dated 1913 proudly on the left hand hand of the reciever which can be seen in the photograph. < face="verdana">This Item is in wonderful condition for its age, sporting only few scratches and other storage marks. More Photos Available On Request. EU/UK Spec.
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Beautiful Named Cased Pair Of T. North Flintlock Traveling Pistols
Detailed Description To Follow.
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Original 12-Bolt Seibe Gorman Divers Helmet.
More Photos Available On Request.
Detailed Description To Follow.
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Beautiful Cased Pair Of 18 Bore Percussion Pistols
Detailed Description To Follow
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Incredibly Rare Stokes/Brandt 81mm Mortar With Sight Bracket
EU/UK Spec.
Detailed Description To Follow
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Incredible Cased Colt 1855 Roots Side Hammer
Detailed Description To Follow
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Immaculate Double Trigger Tranter Pistol. On the double-trigger Tranter revolvers, a second trigger below the trigger guard served to cock the gun. With the clever design of the Tranter revolver the user could fire the gun in both single action and double action. It was the pinnacle of engineering at the time and many famous commanders and generals were said to have used it. This item is in immaculate condition with all Tranter patent marking visible as photographed and all other markings visible. A Unique and rare piece of Pre-First War Militaria. More Photos Available On Request. Obsolete Calibre.
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