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Since I haven't posted most of this on here, I figured I'd share the new Finnish collection. I'll post a couple pics of each and put a link to the rest of the pics. After selling it all last year after my wife passed, I must say I am thrilled to get back into the hobby and I'm looking forward to the months and years ahead, hopefully adding odd/rare gems along the way! Hope you enjoy the pictures!

M/91s

1940 VKT (Large Logo) M/91: https://flic.kr/s/aHskPFSPT3





1915 Peter the Great M/91: https://flic.kr/s/aHskSwXrag





1909 Sestroryetsk M/91: https://flic.kr/s/aHskWowdd7





1927 Stepped Tikka M/91: https://flic.kr/s/aHsm1YnJnx





1915 NEW M/91: COMING SOON!


1893 Chatellerault M/91: COMING SOON!










M/91-24s

Böhler-Stahl M/91-24: https://flic.kr/s/aHskWexnLy





SIG Stepped M/91-24: https://flic.kr/s/aHskZ7fUr3





SIG Straight M/91-24 (NSD Marked): https://flic.kr/s/aHskW2tH2x





SIG Stepped M/91-24: https://flic.kr/s/aHskW2TMni





Böhler-Stahl M/91-24: https://flic.kr/s/aHskUoHe3m





Straight SIG (Dated Barrel) M/91-24: COMING SOON!










M/91 Dragoon

1922 (Overstamped 1921) M/91 Dragoon:













M/28

Tikka M/28: https://flic.kr/s/aHskyxz554













Accessory

M/91-24 Bayonet: https://flic.kr/s/aHskVmPP7A













Pistol

SA Marked Commercial Mauser Banner M/08 Luger: https://flic.kr/s/aHskSAP3Tc

I really like that Austrian/Czech M91!

Wow that's a reboot? Great Job. Only the second a Civil Guard district marked 91/24 bayonet I have seen. I own the other one. Yours is in nicer condition. Is there a maker mark on the scabbard? What manufacturer made the bayonet.

I'm believe the story that the Finns sharpened the rattails to a point is just that a story.

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capt14k wrote:Wow that's a reboot? Great Job. Only the second a Civil Guard district marked 91/24 bayonet I have seen. I own the other one. Yours is in nicer condition. Is there a maker mark on the scabbard? What manufacturer made the bayonet.

I'm believe the story that the Finns sharpened the rattails to a point is just that a story.

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Thanks!

The only mark on the frog that I could find was a very faint stamp that used to be the circle/triangle/S.Y. mark. Otherwise the leather is worn enough that you can't see anything else. The bayonet is a Westinghouse.

BuckeyeSgt wrote: I really like that Austrian/Czech M91!

Thanks! Its definitely one of my favorites as well!

They are all nice examples. But that Finn Luger!!!


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LottaMosins wrote:

capt14k wrote:Wow that's a reboot? Great Job. Only the second a Civil Guard district marked 91/24 bayonet I have seen. I own the other one. Yours is in nicer condition. Is there a maker mark on the scabbard? What manufacturer made the bayonet.

I'm believe the story that the Finns sharpened the rattails to a point is just that a story.

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Thanks!

The only mark on the frog that I could find was a very faint stamp that used to be the circle/triangle/S.Y. mark. Otherwise the leather is worn enough that you can't see anything else. The bayonet is a Westinghouse.

BuckeyeSgt wrote:[emoji106] [emoji106] [emoji106] I really like that Austrian/Czech M91!

Thanks! Its definitely one of my favorites as well!

Mine has what I think are the same markings but is also worn and is also a NEW. Only difference is I also have 2 crossed out guard districts in addition to the 3rd not crossed out one. I have a post on the forum somewhere about it. Thank you for sharing.

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Real nice collection, the envy of the boards!

Pahtu.

Move aside Capt American and Superman! I have a new superhero! Great rifles.

Cha-ching$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.

When starting over with a pre-learned education it's amazing what you can pass up to get what you really want. Nice. Real nice

Outstanding finds, can't wait to see what is to come.

Amazing collection. What is symbol on m91 1940 VKT receiver? God Bless America. Pro Libertate Patria

Wow! Now that's the way to reboot a Finn collection! Absolutely gorgeous examples of truly amazing Finn pieces of history.

Wow, a lot of 91/24's. Quite the selection. Thanks for sharing.