Barrel marked “Whitworth Patent” with standard military sights and two band military stock, dark patina to the wood and no blemishes, all the metal parts retaining most of their original finish with its original ramrod.

There is a Sultan’s Toughra to the lock denoting its origin.

Licence:

Antique and can be shipped under Open General Export Licence.

Price: £4750

Crisp throughout with re-browned barrels and clean bores.

Licence:

Antique in the UK and can be exported under Open General Export Licence.

Price: £2100

Refinished by Ordnance some time after 1920.  Retains 95% of its finish as refinished, grips are good, bore is excellent.

Licence:

Section 7.1 and Section 5.  Requires export licence for export.

Price: £390

Small handle with black vulcanite grip scales. Retaining approximately 90% original deep charcoal blue finish with minor areas of brown patina. Good bore and chambers.

Complete in its original wine red cardboard box with W & S Factory instructions label pasted into lid.  Label ink stamped with “Robert Jones, Monarch Gun Works, Manchester Street, Liverpool”, similar Robert Jones trade label pasted to outside of cardboard box.  W&D factory cardboard boxes are very uncommon and hardly ever encountered.

Serial Number 6***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for export – requires export licence

Price £475

Ref 5669

Smooth walnut grip scales with monogram, nickel plated magazine.  Good bore, pistol retains approximately 98% original blue finish, very slight wear to muzzle area.

Serial Number 52***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for export – requires export licence

Price £275

Ref 5668

Assembled and produced during French occupation of the Oberndorf factory site after the end of WWII for issue to their troops in the Indo-China conflict.

Standard specification with chequered wood grips and a black Parkerized finish, trigger guard marked with intertwined “MR” which is the French military inspector’s mark.

Slide marked with Mauser banner trademark and “Mauser-Werke-A.G. Oberndoft aN/Mod. HSc Kal 7.65mm”.

Pistol appears as new with a perfect bore and virtually 100% parkerized finish remaining. Clean wood grips with a good bore.

According to Pender’s book “Mauser Pocket Pistols 1910-1945″ total production of this particular variant was approximately 15,000 units.

Serial Number 953***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for export – requires export licence

Price £645

Ref 5667

Standard specification and copious ordnance marks.  Body dated 1917, black plastic grips, retaining approximately 90% original blue, good bore and chambers. All matching numbers.

Serial Number 256***

Control:

Section 7.1, Section for Export – requires export licence

Price £400

Ref 5666

Standard specification and copious ordnance marks.  Body marked “Enfield/Crown/MkVI/1924″, black plastic grips, retaining approximately 98% original black/blue finish, very minor surface pits to a cylinder flute, excellent bore and chambers.

This is a particularly nice example.

Serial Number 13***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for Export – requires export licence

Price £600

Ref 5665

With 7 1/2″ barrel with blade fore-sight, barrel rib is marked “Webley & Scott Ltd Birmingham & London”.  Breech latch is fitted with a drift adjustable rear-sight. Chequered walnut grips, polished hammer and trigger, very good bore and chambers.

Pistol retains nearly all its original finish with unblemished wood grips, bright trigger and hammer, spotless bore.

Made in Ca 1927.

Serial Number 452***

Control:

Section 7.3, Section 5 for Export – requires export licence

Price £1550

Ref 5664