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This is a great one, the condition is wonderful! Thanks for sharing.

This is beauty, Congrats!

Prior to the war, Württemberg took out additional contracts with WMO, at least as far as gew98s go. There were several orders; 1901...

This is a dandy, Chris! WMO delivered a quality product.

That's a great Danzig Danny..You can find rifles with matching numbers down to the rod and muzzle cover (when they cared to number the...

This is a great contribution, Cyrus! You’ll have to get first crack at the next Werft zu Danzig!

Probably a Chilean 1912, but it could be Mexican or.... there was another one. Germans did take a large quantity of these when the war...

For reference, muzzle cover marked to the Danzig dock yard.

Very close to the one Cyrus posted above

KM muzzle cover, marked Werft zu Danzig with the old K.W.D. stamp lined out. Note the acceptance, consistent with 1906 KM Gews made by DWM.

Mike had several great canvas slings. The one it came with is nothing to sneeze at, it’s excellent.

That’s a great, “early” 1916 Danzig. The best part about this rig is the late cotton canvas sling. The maker marks are almost never...

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I also realize now that there was never a large occupation of Germany like there was in WWII that...

Pound for pound, 1914 dated rifles are second behind 1918 in Imperial trim. In terms of absolute numbers, 1918 dwarfs the production of...

That’s a wildly nice B71, Chris!