M1874/80 Gras rifle, maker marked 'St. Etienne', matching numbered 'F 1080', with incorrect cleaning rod, bit rusty and pitted, but working condition

M1874/80 Gras rifle, maker marked 'Manufacture D'armes St. Etienne', non matching bolt, front barrel band absent, including bayonet with scabbard and leather sling, overall nice example

M1874/80 Gras rifle, maker marked 'Manufacture D'armes Chatellerault', non matching bolt, various parts replaced, rough but functional condition

WWI, M1874 Gras cadet training rifle, maker marking on stock, numbered '11', metal painted black and bit rusty, action still working

WWII, Mas 36 rifle, serial number "L8325", "L" prefix indicates production year of 1940, rifle is in pristine condition, complete with sling, bayonet and canvas action cover, with all moving parts and able to dry fire, hard to upgrade example, Deactivated according to EU law, with French deactivation certificate dated 2016, Cannot be shipped outside the EU

Postwar, MAS M1936-51 rifle, complete with bayonet and leather sling, in used but overall very nice condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Austria/Portugal, M1886 "Kropatschek" rifle, made by: "Steyr", serial nr: RR47, bolt non matching, interesting rifle with tubular magazine, used by the Portugese army mainly in African colonies, complete with correct bayonet and cleaning rod

Austria/Portugal, M1886 Kropatschek rifle, marked and dated 'CE. W.F.G. Steyr, 1886', partially matching numbers, metal reblued, some damage to stock, working condition

WWI-WWII, Steyr Mannlicher M95 carbine, received marked 'Budapest, M.95', barrel, receiver, bolt and stock matching numbered '5798B', some wear. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI/WWII, Steyr mannlicher M95 rifle, serial number "2556D", stock matching, bolt replaced and non matching, decent condition, Deactivated according to Dutch law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Turkey/Germany, Model 1887 Ottoman Mauser, black powder 9,5x60r cartridge, partially matching numbers on bolt parts, various Turkish proofmarks on receiver, multiple metal parts locally replaced, with ramrod, very rough but functional condition, rare and interesting rifle

WWI, Gewehr 88/05, receiver marked and dated 'Loewe, Berlin, 1890', not matching, with cleaning rod, Turkish re-issued example with Arabic numerals on rear sight. 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, except for bolt matching numbered, with leather sling. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Portugal/Germany, WWI-Interbellum, M1904 Portuguese Mauser, marked 'Espingarda Portugueza, 6,5, Mod.1904, Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken Berlin', numbers partially matching, in rusty condition, with cleaning rod. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Turkey/Germany, Interbellum/WWII, Turkish Mauser, marked and dated on receiver ‘Ankara, 1937’, partially matching numbers, with leather sling, in fairly good condition. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Brazil/Germany, Interbellum-WWII, M1935 Brazilian Mauser, marked 'Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf a/N' on rail, Brazilian crest on top of receiver and 'Mod. 1935' on side, bridge marked with 'Mauser' logo, rear sight marked 'S/42G' (Mauser, 1935). Not matching numbers, swivel missing, hard to find rifle

Interbellum-WWII, double barrel over and under shotgun, marked 'Gustloff-Werke, Waffenwerk Suhl, barrel marked 'Fluss-Stahl, Krupp-Essen', 'BSW' and various proofmarks. Some damage to wooden parts, but interesting and rare piece. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, Mauser K98k rifle with later added sniper scope, receiver marked '243, 1937' (Mauser-Werke AG, Werk Borsigwalde, Berlin), various proofmarks including "Weimar" eagle proofmark, common on pre war rifles, bolt and receiver non matching, with early/ pre war scope marked "C, D.R.G.M. Dr. W. Gerard, Optische anstalt, Berlin", with turret mount, scope some minor defects on inside lens, clear view, does not distract on overall appearance, nice early war set up, complete with cleaning rod and muzzle cover. Deactivated according to EU law, no moving parts, with French deactivation certificate dated 2025, cannot be shipped outside the EU

WWII, Mauser K98k, receiver marked and dated 'S/42, 1937' (Mauser Oberndorf, 1937), some serial numbers hard to read, but apparently fully matching numbered '7471 t'. With sling and Czechoslovakian S24(t) bayonet, rusty and worn condition, but hard to find early piece. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, Mauser K98k, receiver marked and dated 'S/42, 1937' (Mauser Oberndorf, 1937), partially matching numbered '8289 t'. 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

WWII, Mauser K98k, receiver marked 'dot, 1944' (Waffenwerke Brünn I, 1944), bolt and receiver matching numbered '4415', other parts mismatched, with reproduction sling. Deactivated according to EU law, moving bolt, can still dry fire, with French deactivation certificate dated 2018, cannot be shipped outside the EU

WWII, MP-40 smg, marked "fxo" indicating production by: "C.G. Haenel, Suhl", without date code so early production circa 1941, serial number "463f/ 35598" not completely number matching, bakelite resting bar under barrel missing, stock still foldable, in used but nice condition with great patina, Deactivated according to EU law, with Austrian deactivation certificate dated 2025, Cannot be shipped outside the EU

Germany/Czechoslovakia/Israel, WWII-postwar, K98 in semi-Kriegsmodell configuration, receiver marked 'swp 45' (Brünn I, 1945), mix of wartime and postwar parts and markings, including German WaffenAmt, Jewish Star and Czech Lion marking. Enlarged postwar Czech wintertrigger guard, with caliber markings '7.62' and '308 Win', interesting piece

Postwar, bolt action air rifle, no markings visible, probably manufactured by Mars, strong resemblance to K98k rifle, working condition, with cleaning rod

1805 Dated Brown Bess Flintlock Musket by 'Barnett ?', for the East India Trading Company, cleaned stock and parts, various markings, belt swivels missing, lock functioning

Flintlock hunting rifle, lock plate faintly marked 'H. Barne', Birmingham proofmarks on barrel (1813-1855), nicely decorated metal parts, with ramrod, some pitting, but overall nice piece with strong action

Pattern 1853 Enfield percussion rifle, marked and dated on lock plate 'VR under Crown, 1857 Tower', some other faded markings partially visible, trigger guard and buttplate 'WD' and 'Broad Arrow' marked. One screw missing, mechanically working but needs some maintenance, nice restauration piece

1855 Dated Tower carbine version, Lockplate dated 1855 Tower and VR crown, good working lock, some wear and pitting

1850-1870 Percussion rifle converted to carbine, lockplate marked 'Witton London', various markings, good working lock

Enfield two-band percussion rifle, lock plate marked and dated '1860, Tower, Crown over VR', stock and various small parts replaced, mechanically working

Shortened percussion carbine, old copy made in region of India, partially based on an Enfield Rifle, mechanically working

Double barrel black powder percussion smoothbore hunting shotgun, lock plate marked 'Richards, various proofmarks on barrel, hammers and some screws replaced, overall in fairly good condition

Snider MKII** short rifle, lockplate marked and dated '1861, L.A. Co.', top marked 'B.S.A. Co.' and 'Snider Patent', stock marked 'London Armoury Compy, 1860'. Front part of stock and barrel later shortened, considering the age in nice condition

United Kingdom/India, Snider breech loading carbine, various markings on lock plate resembling British acceptance marks, Khyber Pass production probably made in region Afghanistan/Pakistan/India, in need of some mechanical attention

M1866 Snider Enfield MKIII rifle, lock plated marked and dated '1871, Enfield, V.R. under Crown', various markings on barrel, including 'Steel' marking, some wear to metal and wood, functional condition