post war mauser interarms trade for 1911

Sammler · 02-12-2013, 03:19 PM

The first photo shows a MAUSER Parabellum 29/70 ("Swiss" model) with a four inch barrel in 9mm. The box is pretty well worn, there does not appear to be a combination tool, instruction booklet, cleaning brush, and a target. The missing items affect the value.

The second photo is of a MAUSER Parabellum 06/73 ("P. 08" model) with a four inch barrel in 9mm. This is a desirable variation as the majority of 9mm pistols had the six inch barrels. The pistol appears to be without these items: a box (numbered to the gun), target. instruction booklet, combination tool, extra magazine, and a cleaning rod. Without these items, the value drastically plummets.

These are things to consider when setting up a trade.

02-12-2013, 03:19 PM	#5
Sammler User Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 31 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Mauser 29/70 & 06/73 The first photo shows a MAUSER Parabellum 29/70 ("Swiss" model) with a four inch barrel in 9mm. The box is pretty well worn, there does not appear to be a combination tool, instruction booklet, cleaning brush, and a target. The missing items affect the value. The second photo is of a MAUSER Parabellum 06/73 ("P. 08" model) with a four inch barrel in 9mm. This is a desirable variation as the majority of 9mm pistols had the six inch barrels. The pistol appears to be without these items: a box (numbered to the gun), target. instruction booklet, combination tool, extra magazine, and a cleaning rod. Without these items, the value drastically plummets. These are things to consider when setting up a trade.