Mauser C 96 Flatside, Deutscher Truppenversuch Spandau der Gewehr-Prüfungs-Kommission (GPK) - photo 1

Mauser C 96 Flatside, Deutscher Truppenversuch Spandau der Gewehr-Prüfungs-Kommission (GPK)

Lot 9581
22.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1321987
Lot 9581 | Mauser C 96 Flatside, Deutscher Truppenversuch Spandau der Gewehr-Prüfungs-Kommission (GPK)
Mauser C 96 Flatside, Deutscher Truppenversuch Spandau der Gewehr-Prüfungs-Kommission (GPK)
Kal. 7,63mmMauser, Nr. 192, nummerngleich inkl. Griffschalen. Lauf leicht matt, Länge 140 mm. Zehnschüssig. Fertigung 1899. Bescheinigung über Nichtbeschuss. Schiebevisier skaliert 50 - 500. Mit Nut für Anschlagschaft. Laufwurzel mit dreizeiliger Firmierung, rechts kaiserliche Abnahme Krone/got. Buchstabe. Ebenfalls Krone/got. Buchstabe unter dem Lauf. Originale Brünierung mit feinen Lagerspuren. Bedienteile und Auszieher großteils blau angelassen. Hahn mit Gehäuse grau gebeizt. Nussholzgriffschalen mit Querrillen. Originaler Fangring. Dabei eine braune Tasche markiert "F.COBAU Berlin", mit Trageriemen.
Ende 1901 kaufte das deutsche Kriegsministerium etwas mehr als 200 Flatside-Pistolen mit großem Ringhammer, die von etwa „170“ bis „425“ nummeriert waren. Vgl. Breathed/Schroeder, System Mauser Mod. 1896, S. 68, in dem diese Waffe dem deutschen Truppenversuch zugeordnet wird. Perfekte Mechanik. Eine großartige Waffe mit einer faszinierenden Geschichte, Teil der deutschen Militärtests. Rarissimum in ausgezeichneter Erhaltung.
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A Mauser, Mod. C 96 German Army Trials, Cal. 7.63mmMauser
A Mauser, Mod. C 96 German Army Trials, Cal. 7.63mmMauser
Cal. 7,63mmMauser, SN. 192, matching numbers, including grips. Barrel length 140 mm, bore slightly dull. 10 shots. Production date 1899. No modern proof marks. Sliding rear sight graduated 50 - 500. Lug for shoulder stock. Chamber area with three-line company marking on top, imperial acceptance marks crown/gothic letter on the right hand side, also on the underside of the barrel. Original finish with minor signs of wear. Small parts and extractor nitre blued, hammer and locking block case hardened. Walnut grips. Original lanyard ring. Brown leather holster, marked "F.COBAU Berlin", with carrying strap. Mechanically flawless.
At the end of 1901 the German Ministry of War purchased some 200 C 96 Flatsides with large ring hammers, numbered from approx. „170“ to „425“. See Breathed/Schroeder, "System Mauser Mod. 1896", p. 68, where this gun is assigned to the German military trials. A wonderful, extremely rare specimen in excellent condition, with a very interesting history!
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Condition: I -
Place of origin:German Empire
Auction house category:Firearms
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