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Nein, Ich sehe keine depotmarkierungen aber das foto ist nicht sehr gut. It's an estate auction and it has a bid on it for $1000 already. If it's anything like sales lately, it can either go for a reasonably fair price or for an absolutely insane price like a Spandau 1916 I saw on GB recently.

I saw this one pop up in my usual online search and while the rest of it looked fine, the bolt threw up a red flag for me with the missing Imperial acceptance and number off at an angle on the bolt body. No pictures of the buttplate so no idea is this one went through a depot or not but does...

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu einem schönes Gewehr! Vielen Dank für das Teilen schöne Fotos, vor allem der Elektro-Stift verschluss.

Thank you! But something tells me I won't stop at just one... Thanks for the link. I'll have to check my sets and see if I have anything like that this weekend. Thanks, I really appreciate the bolt stop you found for this one! It was the only thing missing on this one though how someone...

Thanks everyone, I'm really glad to have this one! Thanks! I tried referencing previous examples for what would be useful, especially with your trend records. Nice to know that the barrel code is right for this one. Thanks Chris and I appreciate the help! I'm glad I found this one and didn't...

Last but not least, odds and ends. I'll probably have to do a bit work on the trigger guard as there was some light rust on the inside and take a better bore picture sometime later but wanted to share this one.

Here's the stock and stock hardware. No duffle cut on this one though it has been bounced around a fair amount.

Here's the bolt and trigger guard as well as the before and after of the firing pin.

While this one isn't very rare by any means, I'm very happy to finally post my first Gewehr 98! I have learned a ton here over the past few years and finally found one that wouldn't break the bank and had a nice bore to boot. This one appears to be a nice closet find that came out an estate in...

I don't think they get any nicer than that condition wise, that's a beauty of a 71/84! And with a cool unit marking on top of it all too, congrats!

That's a superb pair of Lugers with some very cool unit markings and holsters to boot. Congrats on picking up some awesome pistols!

Congrats on a nice Kriegsmarine rifle, she's a beauty! Always nice to see that there's still some out there in the wild.

That's a gorgeous rifle, way nicer than my beater of a byf 43! I really do like the wood on yours and metal is in excellent shape as well.

That's a hell of a walnut stock on that rifle, congrats on getting such a nice one!

That's a superb rifle, really like how strong the phosphate is on this one. Congrats on an excellent l block!

That's a fascinating rifle and an excellent write up on their history, thanks for sharing. Given how few of these were made, I'm surprised that there's this much info on them for how few are documented.

This is something that took me a while to fully come to terms with, especially with condition and smaller parts matching. Some of the earliest Imperial rifles had service histories longer than the entire existence of the Third Reich and parts do wear out in 15+ years of service and in a massive...

That's a stunner of an ar44, congrats on picking it up! That's a really interesting block that I didn't know much about, good info here

Thanks! I should be able to go back and make edits to it whenever and make additions with those edits to keep it updated.

This is something that I had thought of after trying to go back and look at some of the nicer examples that had been posted here for reference, especially since searching by factory code is difficult since phrases too short don't get picked up in the forum search. I believe the current picture...