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Old 04-21-2014, 08:28 PM   #11
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Lot # 643
Werle-Nedbal Parabellum, prototype
Cal .45, ACP, No. 001 Mirror Bright bore, length 125 mm. Magazine for seven cartridges. German shelling. Grip safety. Weapon completely in white finished state. Minimal traces of contact of the assembly and legal attack. Like new condition.
Parts of the weapon with Karl Nedbal in Vienna made. From the German Parabellum specialists Herbert Werle finished and assembled. The weapon is the first piece of the collaboration between the two renowned specialists Nedbal and Werle. On the weapon manufacturing mark "NK" and "Werle".
Using this weapon tested Herbert Werle the assembly of parts and prepared the production processes for a proposed, but so far unrealized very small batches before. Uniquely copy of the Parabellum pistol in caliber .45 ​​ACP analogous to the test weapon for the U.S. Army in 1906. Due to the white finished state can the weapon be finished according to the wishes of the purchaser.
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