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RWS · 09-09-2008, 07:19 AM

Hi you all, it was great to find your forum, it gives me the possibility to share with you my new P08 purchased, but not paid yet. I want you to help me to value it.

It came from an officer, a doctor, of the Division Azul, the spanish fascist division sent to Russia to help nazis in their fight against comunism. They were spanish soldiers, after the civil war, and their equipment was german (weapons, uniforms, ....)

This P08 is new, I guess never fired except for factory tests. The grooves are intact and still blued inside the barrel. All parts have matching numbers and the holster has also never been worn. It is complete with its tool and a pair pair identical mags, full loaded both, one with civil RWS ammo and another with "ch 42" military rounds. Impressing the power of their sprins after 65 years loaded.

I don't know how to redimension the photos, so I beg you pardon Mr. Sabato, but I have to post them from a website. The RWS ammo box is from my collection.

Before cleaning:

After:

Please feel free to post your comments and expected value, I have to pay for it.

Thanks in advance.

09-09-2008, 07:19 AM	#1
RWS User Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Europe Posts: 34 Thanks: 2 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	New byf 41 Hi you all, it was great to find your forum, it gives me the possibility to share with you my new P08 purchased, but not paid yet. I want you to help me to value it. It came from an officer, a doctor, of the Division Azul, the spanish fascist division sent to Russia to help nazis in their fight against comunism. They were spanish soldiers, after the civil war, and their equipment was german (weapons, uniforms, ....) This P08 is new, I guess never fired except for factory tests. The grooves are intact and still blued inside the barrel. All parts have matching numbers and the holster has also never been worn. It is complete with its tool and a pair pair identical mags, full loaded both, one with civil RWS ammo and another with "ch 42" military rounds. Impressing the power of their sprins after 65 years loaded. I don't know how to redimension the photos, so I beg you pardon Mr. Sabato, but I have to post them from a website. The RWS ammo box is from my collection. Before cleaning: After: Please feel free to post your comments and expected value, I have to pay for it. Thanks in advance.