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Thanks Andy, Unfortunately, when I got the gun the stock was sanded and the only 2 marks I found were an M in the wrist and a Z . No other visible markings that I can see. The Rifle is Not Re-blued. I personally converted the patina "rust" back to original blue with nothing else other than...

I have this old Mauser. My understanding is that this gun was made in Czechoslovakia under Nazi occupation. Bolt and receiver are matching. What would be a reasonable price for sale in the current US market ? Thanks

Warning ! The first time you do it, don't freak out when you see your gun coming out from the boiling tank. These are 2 photos from my first experience Pre Final product

The stock doesn't match, the metal part are not re blued. I am not sure if you are familiar to the conservation process? I boiled the metal part to convert patina to original rust bluing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62_pKoYje9o

No, the floor plate doesn't. The barrel band in unnumbered

I have this old Mauser. My understanding is that this gun was made in Czechoslovakia under Nazi occupation. Bolt and receiver are matching. What would be a reasonable price for sale in the current US market ? Thanks