1485 HIGHLY DESIRABLE 1945 PRODUCTION STEYR VIS.35

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Nov 06 @ 10:00 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 1,000.00 USD
Estimated at 2,000.00 - 3,000.00 USD
SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Cal. 9x19mm. S# K7488. Bbl. 4 9/16". Due to the rapidly advancing Red Army, Germany was forced to relocate the FB Radom plant 1944. Continued Allied bombing made the most preferable relocation options unviable, with evacuation / relocation ultimately settling at the Steyr sub-plant in Znaim. This late example, mfg. by Steyr is marked "F.B.RADOM ViS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567", followed by an eagle firing proof above a Steyr Eagle/623 acceptance proof (both proofs repeated on left side of bbl. lug, sole Eagle/623 repeated on left side of forward trigger guard web. Metal components exhibit a phosphate finish overall, save for on the decocking lever, hammer, mag. release button, slide catch, and grip screws, which are blued. Bbl. is polished in-the-white. Frame is mounted with 2-piece grooved wood grips, each panel marked with an Eagle/623 proof on the interior. Slide features a matte rib (machining notably poor on left edge of rib, as is common for these late examples), with an integral blade front sight and dovetailed V-notch rear sight. All serialized parts are matching, to include the frame, grip safety (left), slide (underside), and bbl. MAGS: x2 phosphate 8-rd. mags., each with an Eagle/623 proof along the bottom edge of the body on the right side. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: black leather holster ink stamped with mfg. code and single digit year of mfg. "gaq 4", followed by the German designation "P 35 (P)" on the interior of the closure flap. CONDITION: metal components retain the majority of their original factory phosphate finish, exhibiting light to mild edge wear, some light superficial handling marks, as well as some age related discoloration overall. Rear grip strap and rear of grip safety show some light wear and thinning. Very bright bore, exhibiting consistent light pitting, while retaining well defined rifling throughout. Proper manual mechanics, to include the docking lever. Grips show some superficial marks and small impressions from handling and storage (predominately on the right panel), while remaining sound and presenting nicely. Holster remains malleable, exhibiting scattered marks from handling and storage, while retaining tight and intact stitching. A nice example of a rare and desirable 1945 Steyr production Vis.35 pistol. PROVENANCE: From an Esteemed & Refined Private German Military Collection. (26-4079/MLW). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.