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Rare LP34 Kampfpistole Z marked ac41 #7544 indicating production by Walther. This is a rare LP34 flare gun that was manufactured with a rifled barrel. It is in great condition with its original factory finish and looks to be in working condition. This would also rate it as a small smoke, message and grenade launcher in close quarters combat. These are designed to work as a regular flare pistol with a additional experimental barrel. It is thought that approximately 15.000 examples were made. More information here; http://leuchtpistole.free.fr/

Legal status – Netherlands

This original WWII German LP42 Kampfpistole Z has been assessed in written correspondence by registered judicial firearms expert of FARE Consultants, who confirmed that this weapon type falls under the exemption provided by Article 18, paragraph 1(d), of the Dutch Regeling wapens en munitie (RWM).

According to his expert assessment, neither the rifled barrel nor the historical capability of launching grenades using black powder propulsion changes its classification as a pistol under this exemption.

FARE Consultants has published a detailed Article 18 decision-making guide (Beslissingsschema vrijstelling volgens artikel 18 RWM), explaining the criteria used to determine whether historical firearms qualify for exemption under Dutch law. The guide covers the date of manufacture, firearm classification, original ammunition type and intended propellant.

The decision-making guide is available here:

https://www.fareconsultants.nl/art18/index.htm

As this firearm qualifies for exemption under Article 18 RWM, no firearms licence or individual exemption certificate is required for its possession or transfer within the Netherlands. The exemption follows directly from the legislation. An optional Verklaring van Vrijstelling (Certificate of Exemption) may be obtained through the Vereniging van Nederlandse Wapenverzamelaars (VNW) as additional documentation. You can apply for one here: https://vvnw.nl/certificaten/

Although the firearm type has been confirmed as exempt by Fare Consultants, no individual exemption certificate has yet been issued for this particular example.

Sale is only within the Netherlands; not for sale outside the Netherlands.

Nice unused late war 1944 dated ammunition carrying frame excellent condition. The frame is complete with all straps and buckles in perfect condition. The main carrying straps are made of a coarse woven Ersatz material with red lined reinforcement pieces. The rack retains up to 99% of its original factory paint. A perfect and rare variant with woven Ersatz straps!

 

Everything else you would want to know about the material utilized to make this frame;

https://fjm44.com/articles/the-ersatz-chronicles-from-scrap-to-strap-recycled-rubberized-cloth-in-german-wwii-equipment/

Aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in two-tone camouflage nicely dated 1938

Rare complete Waffenmeister tool case marked eoz 43H. This is a beautiful, unissued set that was manufactured for the Heer in 1943. It is not one of the pre war examples made for Portugal. Most if not all of the internal components are nicely marked and dated. The sleeve retains the original factory paint with white stencilling. The case is complete with many often missing tools and accesories. The files are complete, including the stone one underneath the sleeve as is the always missing barrel gauge with both ram rods. Immaculate set in excellent condition!

K98 bayonet frog in good used condition.

Grw. 34 spare parts box marked G. Appel 1935 in used condition. The internal partition is gone; but the case is a rare pre war example. Most probably also issued with the 5cm Gr. W.