S27G Erma 1935
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Guillaume d'Orange
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biggymu
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Thank you sir!
Hi there
Thank you for all the appreciations thank you for all those who appreciated the photos of this venerable 87-year-old grandmother who has kept her youth and her freshness by a miracle she has escaped the aging of passing time.
I am attaching a photo showing the control punches [Waffenamt] on the right side of the receiver You can see that the middle hallmark Waffenamt "280" was over struck on the code 132…… If there are connoisseurs they can answer this question, ..... I know the reason for this over strike.
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Bonjour à tous
Merci pour toutes les appréciations merci pour tous ceux qui ont appréciés les photos de cette vénérable grand-mère de 87 ans qui a gardée sa jeunesse et sa fraicheur par miracle elle à échappée au vieillissement du temps qui passe.
Je vous joins une photo montrant les poinçons de contrôle [Waffenamt] sur le côté droit du receveur
Vous pouvez constatez que le poinçon du milieu Waffenamt « 280 » a été sur frappé sur le code 132…… Si il y a des connaisseurs ils peuvent répondre à cette question moi je connais la raison de cette sur frappe.
Found the reason or not found???
For the eyes I am attaching 5 additional photos.
Thank you for all the appreciations thank you for all those who appreciated the photos of this venerable 87-year-old grandmother who has kept her youth and her freshness by a miracle she has escaped the aging of passing time.
I am attaching a photo showing the control punches [Waffenamt] on the right side of the receiver You can see that the middle hallmark Waffenamt "280" was over struck on the code 132…… If there are connoisseurs they can answer this question, ..... I know the reason for this over strike.
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Bonjour à tous
Merci pour toutes les appréciations merci pour tous ceux qui ont appréciés les photos de cette vénérable grand-mère de 87 ans qui a gardée sa jeunesse et sa fraicheur par miracle elle à échappée au vieillissement du temps qui passe.
Je vous joins une photo montrant les poinçons de contrôle [Waffenamt] sur le côté droit du receveur
Vous pouvez constatez que le poinçon du milieu Waffenamt « 280 » a été sur frappé sur le code 132…… Si il y a des connaisseurs ils peuvent répondre à cette question moi je connais la raison de cette sur frappe.
Found the reason or not found???
For the eyes I am attaching 5 additional photos.
indianadam
Member
Bonjour Francis,
I had seen it on french forum. Congratulations again for this very nice rifle.
A bientot,
Damien
I had seen it on french forum. Congratulations again for this very nice rifle.
A bientot,
Damien
What a fabulous looking Rifle !!!!!!! The blueing is eye shattering and so is the stock a true treasure !!!!!!!!!!!
I am very moved by your compliments which means a lot to me.
I will talk about its sling, it was assigned to the rifle in January 1935, it is its original sling Explanation : I put a photo above showing the right side of the receiver where there are the 3 control punches [ 132 - 280 - 280 ] 132 is the control mark of 1935 280 is the control mark of 1936
Which means that the rifle began to be assembled in the day of December 31, 1935, and was finished on January 1, 1936, you can see that the middle punch was struck 280 on the 132 So the strap was assigned at the very beginning of 1936 and it is indeed its original strap. You can see the stamp “CARL KUNTZE 1936 PENIG. SA “the ramp is in excellent condition despite being 87 years old. Here you know everything about this S27G One last detail when I bought it in 2013, it was dirty I simply cleaned it with a cloth and thinner + linseed oil on the stock
I will talk about its sling, it was assigned to the rifle in January 1935, it is its original sling Explanation : I put a photo above showing the right side of the receiver where there are the 3 control punches [ 132 - 280 - 280 ] 132 is the control mark of 1935 280 is the control mark of 1936
Which means that the rifle began to be assembled in the day of December 31, 1935, and was finished on January 1, 1936, you can see that the middle punch was struck 280 on the 132 So the strap was assigned at the very beginning of 1936 and it is indeed its original strap. You can see the stamp “CARL KUNTZE 1936 PENIG. SA “the ramp is in excellent condition despite being 87 years old. Here you know everything about this S27G One last detail when I bought it in 2013, it was dirty I simply cleaned it with a cloth and thinner + linseed oil on the stock
johnstanley
Member
Beautiful rifle. Wish I could find one like that.
yes it is a german customsRFV 27 39 recovered at the end of June 1944 in France (Aude 11)I will answer my own question:
I was almost sure to have seen it before.
MAUSER S27G 1935
Bonjour à tous, Je me fais le plaisir de présenter sur TCAR une K98K S27G proche de létat dorigine de sortie de chez ERMA en 1935 , cest un douanier "RFV"www.tircollection.com
RFV 2739
That I put on TCAR France
Bonjour à toi Guillaume
Oui je l'est présenté sur TCAR
J'ai le pseudo faffenampt
Spectacular Condition .