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Good wood can make a collectable!

Wow, that looks nice. So hard to tell if refinished from pics but looks good to me. I would be more than happy to own that one. They are very hard to find, the hardest of all Tell pistols. I have one and not as nice as that one.

Below is a 1930’s German Tell 3 pistol that had a run of a little over 1000 before WW2 stopped production. A bit of a very rare mechanical masterpiece. Thia example sold very recently on Ebay for $1000 which is a pretty strong price even though it was a great example. I have several of these...

Would be all over this!

All I do in the airgun space is collect vintage airguns. To me the collectability is the art of blued milled steel made in a time that will never come again. CNC machines have taken a lot of collectability out of current airguns? Bottom line is collectability of modern manufactured airgun...

Looks like a FLZ they make most of this type.

Some early FLZ’s

1920’s-1930’s FLZ Favorit XX. The lower 1930’s as good as quality as anything made at the time.

My table above had a great time. Great seeing a lot of air gun posters I had never met in person.

Have 2 tables will be selling quite a bit of my Crosman collection.

Have two tables will be selling quite a bit of my Crosman collection including a 1959 salesman sample case.

That to the party. Picked one up last month. Really nice rifles. What getting 11.5 FPE once I got it lubed back into shape. Like many Airguns in the US hardly used. AA sidelevers rarely seen in the US. Way too many pics at link below. Lol https://imgur.com/a/Gmjy1fL

Late to the party but just picked up this Camargue. Great condition top flight quality. https://imgur.com/a/Gmjy1fL