Savage Mod. 1907 - photo 1

Savage Mod. 1907

Lot 9390
22.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
Buyer Premium25 %
ID 1321796
Lot 9390 | Savage Mod. 1907
Savage Mod. 1907
Kal. .45Auto, Nr. 39, blanker Lauf. Länge 5". Achtschüssig. Auf der Visierschiene des Verschlusses gemarkt mit "Cal.45", links davon seitlich "Savage Arms Corp. Utica N.Y. U.S.A.". Nichtbeschussbescheinigung. Vollständige Brünierung von Verschluss, Griffstück und Magazin. Abzug buntgehärtet. Lackierte Holzgriffschalen mit Fischhaut. Auf der linken Griffschale oben eingeprägt "39". Magazin. Fangring. Die Pistole mit der Nummer 39 wurde an das U.S. Military Troop I, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, stationiert in Fort Wingate, zur Erprobung von März 1909 bis Februar 1910 und vom Juli 1910 bis März 1911 ausgegeben. Anschließend wurden die Waffen privat verkauft, wobei sie vorher von der Savage Corp. instandgesetzt, überarbeitet und neu brüniert wurden. Bei dieser Gelegenheit wurde die Firmierung auf der Laufschiene entfernt und nur die Kaliberbezeichnung blieb stehen. Die Firmierung wurde neu links neben der Laufschiene angebracht. Es wurden von der Savage Mod. 1907 288 Stück hergestellt. Siehe dazu "U.S. Military Automatic Pistols 1984-1920" von Edward Scott Meadows, Richard Ellis Publications Inc., S. 240 - 265.
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A Savage Mod. 1907
A Savage Mod. 1907
Cal. .45Auto, SN. 39, barrel length 5". Bright bore. Eight shots. The slide rib marked "Cal.45", to its left "Savage Arms Corp. Utica N.Y. U.S.A.". Finish of receiver, slid and magazine > 99%. Trigger colour-case hardened. The wooden grips varnished and checkered, the left one marked "39". Magazine, lanyard loop.
Pistol No. 39 was supplied to the U.S. Military Troop I, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, stationed in Fort Wingate, for testing. These trials were held between March of 1909 and February of 1910, and from July 1910 to March of 1911. Subsequently the trial guns were sold off after a complete rework (repair and refinishing) by Savage, at which occasion the company markings on the slide rib were ground off and reapplied on the left side. Only 288 units of the Model 1907 were ever built. See "U.S. Military Automatic Pistols 1984-1920" by Edward Scott Meadows, Richard Ellis Publications, Inc., pages 240-265.
An extremely rare collector's item in excellent condition!
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Condition: I
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