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After posting a photo of my S & W Victory in the Victory thread that's currently running, I thought I'd post photos of my other WWII military issued sidearms here.
An original, all matching 1943 Colt A1911A1
Very high condition, all original, all matching, including their magazines, 1937 small trigger guard and 1940 large trigger guard Nambu Type 14's no import marks.
A German Wehrmacht 1940 Mauser built Luger P.08 All original, all matching, no import marks.
A German Wehrmacht rare, early 1940 Walther P.38 all original, matching no import marks.
A German Wehrmacht early 1941 Mauser HSc All original & matching no import marks.
A 1939 Enfield No.2 Mk1 All matching numbers.
A 1939 Soviet Red Army Nagant Model 1895. All matching numbers.
A 1940 Soviet Red Army Tokarev TT-33 All original, all matching, no import marks.
A Royal Italian Army Model 1934 Made in 1940. All original & matching. No import marks.
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An Imperial Japanese Army Type 94 made in 1938. All original, all matching numbers. No import marks.
An Imperial Japanese Army Type 26 made around 1920 All original, all matching numbers. No import marks.
And finally, my Smith & Wesson Victory shipped in June 1943 All original, matching numbers and of course no import marks.
An original, all matching 1943 Colt A1911A1
Very high condition, all original, all matching, including their magazines, 1937 small trigger guard and 1940 large trigger guard Nambu Type 14's no import marks.
A German Wehrmacht 1940 Mauser built Luger P.08 All original, all matching, no import marks.
A German Wehrmacht rare, early 1940 Walther P.38 all original, matching no import marks.
A German Wehrmacht early 1941 Mauser HSc All original & matching no import marks.
A 1939 Enfield No.2 Mk1 All matching numbers.
A 1939 Soviet Red Army Nagant Model 1895. All matching numbers.
A 1940 Soviet Red Army Tokarev TT-33 All original, all matching, no import marks.
A Royal Italian Army Model 1934 Made in 1940. All original & matching. No import marks.
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An Imperial Japanese Army Type 94 made in 1938. All original, all matching numbers. No import marks.
An Imperial Japanese Army Type 26 made around 1920 All original, all matching numbers. No import marks.
And finally, my Smith & Wesson Victory shipped in June 1943 All original, matching numbers and of course no import marks.

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