USA. Thompson's submachine gun М1А1 model 1928 (Tommy). Manufacturer: Auto-Ordnance Corp. Caliber 11.43 mm for cartridge 45ACP. Weight without a magazine 4.7 kg. Removable box magazine for 20 rounds.
Thompson's assault rifles were delivered to the USSR before the war as border troops and NKVD troops, as well as under the Land Lease program during the Second World War.
Germany. Holster-stock to the automatic pistol system Mauser C96 and various modifications ("Bolo", "red nine"). The number of the gun ended with the numbers 776. Wood with small cracks. The skin (the remainder) is torn in several places.
Germany. A holster butt to an automatic gun of the C96 Mauser system and various modifications ("bolo", "the red nine"). In good condition, was in "work". Number of a gun came to an end with figures 063.
Germany. A holster butt to an automatic gun of the C96 Mauser system and various modifications ("боло", "the red nine"). Number on a bracket 319 (three last figures of a gun). In perfect tune, it was practically not used.
Russian Empire. WWI time. St. Georgian cross 4 class.
1. No. 777825 - Perevalov Semyon Nikiforovich - the 60th infantry Zamostsky regiment, ordinary. Velichistva of a pleasure as the lower disabled rank which came back 28.05.1916 of captivity in the 49th party is awarded 30.05.1916 from the Highest its Imperial.
2. No. 729691 - Aksenov Nefed Alekseyevich - the 416th infantry Verkhnedneprovsky regiment, the 11th company, ordinary. It is awarded 15.11.1916 on behalf of the Sovereign Imperator, his Imperial Highness by the Grand Duke Georgy Mikhaylovich for the fact that being sent to investigation of an enemy position at the village of Velitsk, 16.10.1916, carried out a task successfully, it was on the way back wounded and functioned.
3. No. 892579 - Krapivin Ivan - the 5th obsidional artillery division, the gunner. For difference in fight of 12.07.1916.
USSR. Holder to Tokarev's autoloading rifle M 1938/40.(SVT38/40). It is found on the Karelian Isthmus.
look lot 123194
Germany - Third Reich. Parabellum-Luger automatic pistol Р08. Caliber of 9 mm. Production of "byf" - Mauser -Werke A.G. From 1934 to 1941, the "S/42" marking was applied, which was replaced in early 1942 by the "byf" code, which lasted until December 1942. Military acceptance code WvA 655.
Details for the Tokarev SVT38/40 self-loading rifle.
2. SVT38 - 190 eur
Parts (spare parts) for SVT38/40 look lot 123026
Details for the Tokarev SVT38 / 40 self-loading rifle.
1.Lower protective cover - 30 euros
2.Shutter cover - 30 euros
3.Top cover - 130 euros
4.Screw - 3 euros
5.Ring with an entablature - 15 euros
6.Shutter body - 30 euros
7.Aiming bar Assembly - 50 euros
8.Flame extinguisher - 70 euros
9.Flame extinguisher 1st option-100
10. Firing pin-25evro
11.The ejector is 45 euros. Set #10 striker +#11 ejector + 3 pins = 70 euros
12.Upper protective cover - 60 euros
13.Shutter face (Deco) - 30 euros
14.Casing - 35 euros
15.Feeder - 40 euros
17.Bayonet flange - 30 euros
18.Trigger guard - 50 euros
19.Barrel with barrel box (Deco pin and 6 holes on the side of the chamber) - 150evro
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21.Wood - 150 euros
22.Barrel with receiver (Deco) (salute) - 150 euros
23.Gas piston with push rod - 30 euros
24.Shutter (Deco) - 50 euros
25.Magazin SVT40 (in assortment) - 90 euros, SVT38 - - 190evro
26.Ramrod - 35 euros
magazine look №123194, 123253
bayonets look 123413,123404,123434,123364,123220,123254
The Russian Empire. Shoulder ribbon to the signs of St. Anne of the 1st degree. The order was established on April 5, 1797th, on the day of the crowning of Emperor Paul I. A ribbon was worn over the left shoulder, and a star on the right side of the chest (the only Russian order in the Holstein manner).
Russian Empire. Details of ephesus (garda) sword of the dragoon soldier model of 1881.
Russian Empire. Details of the ephesus saber dragoon 1881/09.
Russian Empire. Details of the grips to the officer dragoon shashka (sabre) of the 1881/1909 model. Manufactured at Slavy Metal Products Factory in Moscow. On the grips pommel the monogram Emperor Nickolas II.
Russian Empire. Award-winning silver medal "For free service in the Police" during the reign of Emperor Nicholas II. The medal was awarded to the lower ranks of police officers and fire crews for impeccable service in office for at least 5 years. 1903 - constables of the Grand Duchy of Finland. Dyakov 1145.1. (R1). No signature. Engravers A. Vasyutinsky/M. Gabe.
Russian empire. Shoulder strap of a military doctor with the rank of General of the military Medic (State adviser by decree of 1904). Silver metallic General's galloon with an embroidered border with a silver wire star. The epaulet was worn on a winter coat.
USSR. 1950-68. Prize badge "in memory of the Soviet Army". For military personnel of other countries who were trained in military educational institutions of the USSR and received a prize at the championship of the Armed Forces of the USSR, a sign "in memory of the Soviet Army"was provided. The sign was made at the Tallinn art and production plant.
