Radom, p-35, type 3, 2 lever, # K 3608

Hessian · 01-27-2009, 02:27 PM

Your Steyr production “K” block isn’t a high numbered “K” one of my “K’s” is 150 numbers off the highest recorded “K” and is number K8990. When the transports (150 trucks) left Radom Poland as the front moved in to Poland they took everything that was left at the factory.

When production started in Molin Austria under Steyr they assembled A, B, H, J and K blocks. Among the production were shelved guns that were never finished at Radom such as the B blocks and VERY rare A block.

What is your “K” worth? At auction on line you could be up in couple of thousand of dollars, hard to tell right now with the economy. With capture papers etc. you would fetch a nice return.

Hope this helps a little.

Robert

01-27-2009, 02:27 PM	#6
Hessian User Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 20 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	radom P.35 Your Steyr production “K” block isn’t a high numbered “K” one of my “K’s” is 150 numbers off the highest recorded “K” and is number K8990. When the transports (150 trucks) left Radom Poland as the front moved in to Poland they took everything that was left at the factory. When production started in Molin Austria under Steyr they assembled A, B, H, J and K blocks. Among the production were shelved guns that were never finished at Radom such as the B blocks and VERY rare A block. What is your “K” worth? At auction on line you could be up in couple of thousand of dollars, hard to tell right now with the economy. With capture papers etc. you would fetch a nice return. Hope this helps a little. Robert Last edited by Hessian; 01-29-2009 at 09:03 PM.