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Hello, My last find, a Voigtländer sniper scope. I’ve some questions about this scope. What about the feet? There is no mark on them and the hook are quite small. It seems missing a small cap on the drum but this drum has the correct range scale. The body has, on the top, a gewehr number. The...

Hello, I’ve just found this mehrlader direct from barn. It’s in quite good shape but unfortunately only 10% of the finish is still there. It has a S stamped on the back (it should be the symbol of the maker) and a small acceptance crowned letter on the top. My question is: who is the maker of...

Dear members, I can now give the partial result of my search. I’ve found a small mirror for trench observation. This device has been created to prevent soldiers from head injuries while looking over the trench wall. It’s intended to be placed on the bayonet lug. The maker is a German...

Dear members, During the ww1, french army (and also allied armies) has a small mirror that is able to be adapted on a bayonet blade to see above the trench wall. Have you ever heard or seen the same for the German army? Thanks for your help. Le mulot

Bonjour à tous. Hello I’ve a question about gun brocker. It’s impossible to rejuster from Europe. How do european members can register or make purchase? Have you a solution? Thanks in advanced le mulot

Hello, I’ve seen this scope and I wonder what is it? The feet and the body wear the same number (gew N°9704 on the body) The feet seem to be good for military use in ww1 But what about the drum? It doesn’t have the standard range marks never for Prussia nor for Bavaria. Could it be an early...

Hello everybody, A friend of mine has found a barrel band assembly. It looks like a Kar98a but the opening is on the other side. I think it is for an exotic karabiner. Could you help me? Thank you in advance. Le mulot

Bonjour, I’ve a question. At the end of war (1918), could the bolts of 98G or Kar98a have been blued? I’ve seen on this site some pics of fully blued guns. Thanks for your answer Le mulot

Good morning to all the readers, I know a Mauser C96 broomhandle without acceptance mark on the right side of the barrel but with a strange small gothic letter at the back of the handle. It’s a early C96 ( from its number, made in 1915) and it has obvious marks of having being worn in the...

Good morning, Last find, this very nice Stirnpanzer with almost 98% of original paint. 4mm thick and 2080 gr. Not so easy to find in this condition nowadays. Hope you enjoy. le mulot

Hello, a small accessory I’m waiting for (normally it should be in my mail box next Tuesday). A quite scare quadrant for aiming when launching a rifle grenade. This accessory, seldom seen on pictures, is used only for the rod grenades 1913 and 1914. Not for the 1917 grenade. unfortunately ground...

Hello, just a few pics to present a small accessory not so easy to find, especially with its carrying box. It was provided by 10 in a small cupboard box but each soldier had it in a small metal round box. le mulot

Hello, just arrived, this nice German scope for gewehr. It’s for a lateral mount with distance drum 200, 400 and 600 meters. The only lateral scope for Bavarian army. I think it’s quite an early model (end of 1915 I suppose) thanks for watching le mulot

Hello, For my first post, this new gewehr direct from attic. It’s a full same number rifle. It’s a Danzig of 1917 with GL.V mark on rear visor and bases for a scope. I think it is either for Oigee or Dr Walter Gerard scope. let me know your advice. Thanks for watching le mulot

Hello, I’m le mulot ( small mouse) and I’m a French collector interested in German gewehr 98 and in all the accessories. I would like to thank another French collector who helped me to resolve a technical problem with my registration. thanks for welcoming me and for sharing your knowledge. Arnaud