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George Anderson · 06-28-2008, 03:01 PM

I believe that these two artilleries are currently being offered for sale by a gun shop in Gettysburg PA. I first caught on to them on Gunbroker.com with no photos and a starting price of $.99 and a buy it now of $5000 each. Out of curiosity I diverted from a trip to Allentown some months ago to look at them and asked at that time if there was any room in the price. I think that I was told that bottum dollar was $4800 or something like that. I thanked the nice person there and went on my way.

I did not take the pistols down but they did look good. As Tom says, the red nine is a very pleasing variation indicating company armorer work. I would place that pistol at a high of $3000 because of the grips but keep in mind that there are few who would pay that premium for the unique grips. The other artillery is perhaps $2000+ if you are patient. The P08 with ivory grips is an $800 pistol.

06-28-2008, 03:01 PM	#14
George Anderson Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: VA Posts: 3,592 Thanks: 1,773 Thanked 2,531 Times in 788 Posts	I believe that these two artilleries are currently being offered for sale by a gun shop in Gettysburg PA. I first caught on to them on Gunbroker.com with no photos and a starting price of $.99 and a buy it now of $5000 each. Out of curiosity I diverted from a trip to Allentown some months ago to look at them and asked at that time if there was any room in the price. I think that I was told that bottum dollar was $4800 or something like that. I thanked the nice person there and went on my way. I did not take the pistols down but they did look good. As Tom says, the red nine is a very pleasing variation indicating company armorer work. I would place that pistol at a high of $3000 because of the grips but keep in mind that there are few who would pay that premium for the unique grips. The other artillery is perhaps $2000+ if you are patient. The P08 with ivory grips is an $800 pistol.