Description
11/20/25 – This is a nice example of a Mauser Model 1910 manufactured in the 1920’s and chambered in 6.35mm or .25 ACP. It is all matching and “Double Crown U” proofed. There is a “triangle in circle” marking on the back of the frame, indicating it was made for Portugal. It comes as a rig with one proper magazine and a period-correct black leather holster. There is a visible ink stamp on the inside of the holster. There are four distinct spots of wear along the magazine tube where it looks like someone sand-blasted it. The gun has retained roughly 85% of its original bluing. The wear is concentrated around the high edges, around the muzzle, and on the front strap (where there is also some brown patina). Fitted with a period-correct wood grip – small crack at the bottom of the right side. Nice bore – good rifling with just minor fouling in the grooves.
