Manufactured c. 1934. Importer mark on the underside of the barrel. Persian crest on receiver ring. Matching serial numbers on the bolt handle and walnut stock. With the original CZ factory paper test target with very faintly visible 1934 date.

Very fine, retaining most of the original finish with some limited light pitting/spotting on the barrel, dried grease, some minor handling marks, and crisp markings. The stock is also very fine with some scattered light compression and handling marks. Mechanically excellent. The factory test target is fair with numerous tears and fading.

Manufactured in Germany under contract for Brazil circa 1908. Brazilian crest on the receiver ring, "Circle/eight point star/B" marked walnut stock. All matching visible serial numbers. Includes a leather sling.

Very fine, retaining most of the original blue finish with some minor edge wear, some minor spotting/freckling, and minor handling marks. The stock is exceptionally fine with some minor compression marks and attractive grain. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured in 1895 in Germany under contract for the Chilean military. Chilean crest on top of the chamber, small "triangle" marking on the rear sight base indicating it was arsenal updated for use with spitzer bullets, and "M.F" cartouche on the left of the stock. All matching visible serial numbers. With a leather sling.

Very fine as arsenal refurbished, retaining most of the finish with some dried grease, some minor edge wear, limited brown patina, and limited minor handling marks. The stock is also very fine with scattered light bruises and handling marks. Mechanically excellent.