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Unread 07-10-2012, 01:58 PM   #1
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Default Mauser-Werke old photos

Tried to upload file but it is too big 4779 KB. Sorry. But here is the link.


http://img.spunkyworld.com/ebay/gesc...htedermaus.jpg

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Unread 07-10-2012, 06:19 PM   #2
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Thanks for the great pics!
I am thinking these are pics from a Mauser factory anniversary book from the 1930's.
Saw that book for sale once,to expensive for me!

My favorite pic is of Alvin's dream job! Shooting brand new Mauser C96's all day! Where do I apply!

Didn't realize Mauser made sewing machines as well??
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Didn't realize Mauser made sewing machines as well??
Mr. Schroeder had an article on a digest talking about Mauser's non-gun collectibles. If I remembered right, Mauser also made car, barber's trimmer, micrometer, etc in 1920s. Mauser was more fortunate on having international commercial market and did not totally depend on German military/police contracts, but they still made many non-gun stuffs in that era.
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"History Of The Mouse"??? Well, I suppose it has to have a title...

I believe we've seen some of these pics recently...
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I once had a crude Kyber Pass copy of a M1900 FN marked "Mouser". One way to avoid copy right problems. TH
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Thanks for the great pics!
I am thinking these are pics from a Mauser factory anniversary book from the 1930's.
Saw that book for sale once,to expensive for me!
Yes it is. For those interested here is the listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/German-Wilhe...item564b45bb76

Price is just too much but if it is original as seller claims to be and published in 1938 - it is a collectable item for sure.
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