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(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total

(4) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 80 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 4 bundles of 20 = 80 rounds total

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total (Label on ammo notes "non-corrosive".  This claim cannot be confirmed.  Mid-1980's Soviet surplus ammo is most likely corrosive.)

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total (Label on ammo notes "non-corrosive".  This claim cannot be confirmed.  Mid-1980's Soviet surplus ammo is most likely corrosive.)

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total (Label on ammo notes "non-corrosive".  This claim cannot be confirmed.  Mid-1980's Soviet surplus ammo is most likely corrosive.)

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total (Label on ammo notes "non-corrosive".  This claim cannot be confirmed.  Mid-1980's Soviet surplus ammo is most likely corrosive.)

(5) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 5 bundles of 20 = 100 rounds total (Label on ammo notes "non-corrosive".  This claim cannot be confirmed.  Mid-1980's Soviet surplus ammo is most likely corrosive.)

(2) Soviet Surplus 7.62x54R Ammunition - 40 Rounds Total Soviet Factory #60 manufactured in 1984-1985 Copper washed steel cases Corrosive Berdan primed 148 gr. LPS 2 bundles of 20 = 40 rounds total (Label on ammo notes "non-corrosive".  This claim cannot be confirmed.  Mid-1980's Soviet surplus ammo is most likely corrosive.)

(10) Remington Express 12 Gauge Buckshot - 50 Shells Total 3" Magnum 4BK 41 pellets 10 boxes of 5 = 50 shells total

(10) Remington Express 12 Gauge Buckshot - 50 Shells Total 3" Magnum 4BK 41 pellets 10 boxes of 5 = 50 shells total

(8) Fiocchi 12 Gauge Buckshot Shotgun Shells - 40 Shells Total 8 packages of 5 = 40 shells total Shells are packaged and labeled unconventionally.  ***RELOADS.  Never trust reloaded ammunition you did not load yourself***

(8) Fiocchi 12 Gauge Buckshot Shotgun Shells - 40 Shells Total 8 packages of 5 = 40 shells total Shells are packaged and labeled unconventionally. ***RELOADS.  Never trust reloaded ammunition you did not load yourself***

12 Gauge 2 Ball Lead Shotgun Shells 13 packages of 5 = 65 shells total ***RELOADS.  Never trust reloaded ammunition you did not load yourself***

(6) Hornady SST 12 Gauge Shotgun Slugs - 30 Slugs Total SST 2 3/4"  300 gr. FTX slug for rifled barrels

(7) Hornady Custom Lite 12 Gauge Shotgun Slugs - 35 Slugs Total Reduced recoil 2 3/4" FTX 300 gr. slugs 7 boxes of 5 = 35 total

1938 German-Occupation Austrian 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen | P635 | Two Boxes | 20 Rounds Description Offered is a historically significant lot of 20 rounds of 1938-produced 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen military ammunition, contained in two original 10-round boxes and loaded on a total of four 5-round Mannlicher clips. Of particular collector interest, this ammunition dates from the period immediately following the German annexation of Austria (Anschluss) in March 1938. Austrian arms and ammunition production subsequently came under German control, making surviving ammunition from this transitional period an interesting physical record of the change from independent Austrian military production to production under Nazi Germany. The boxes are marked P635 and XII 1938, indicating December 1938 production. The packaging displays a German eagle/swastika acceptance marking, and the 5-round Mannlicher clips also bear German eagle/swastika markings. The P635 manufacturer code is associated with the Hirtenberg ammunition works in Austria, which came under German control following the Anschluss. Period ammunition from this transitional era is encountered with German military markings replacing the earlier Austrian acceptance markings. The ammunition is the Austrian 8mm M.30 Scharfe S-Patrone, commonly known today as 8x56mmR, developed for the Austrian M95/30 Mannlicher and related straight-pull rifles and carbines. Each box contains 10 cartridges arranged on two 5-round Mannlicher clips, consistent with the original military packaging configuration. Specs Manufacturer/Facility: Hirtenberg ammunition works Manufacturer Code: P635 Country of Manufacture: Austria under German control Cartridge: 8x56mmR Austrian Designation: 8mm M.30 Loading: Scharfe S-Patronen Date Marking: XII 1938 Production Date: December 1938 Production Era: German control following the 1938 Anschluss Quantity: 20 Total Rounds Boxes: Two Original 10-Round Boxes Rounds per Box: 10 Clips per Box: Two 5-Round Mannlicher Clips Total Clips: Four 5-Round Mannlicher Clips Box Markings: German eagle/swastika Clip Markings: German eagle/swastika Primary Firearm Association: Austrian M95/30 and related 8x56R Mannlicher rifles and carbines Condition The ammunition appears well preserved for its age, while the original cardboard boxes are in fair condition. Both boxes exhibit expected age-related wear, including discoloration, edge wear, creasing, and deterioration. One box has tape applied to it, apparently as an earlier repair or reinforcement to the aging cardboard packaging. The important original markings remain identifiable, including the P635, XII 1938, and German eagle/swastika markings. Each box contains 10 cartridges on two 5-round Mannlicher clips, providing a total of 20 cartridges and four clips. The clips themselves also bear German eagle/swastika markings. Due to the age and historical nature of this ammunition, it is offered primarily as collectible military ammunition, with no representation regarding reliability or suitability for firing. Collector Notes German-control Austrian production Manufactured following the March 1938 Anschluss P635 manufacturer code Dated XII 1938 — December 1938 German eagle/swastika marking on the original packaging German eagle/swastika markings on the Mannlicher clips Original M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen designation Two original 10-round boxes 20 total cartridges Four 5-round Mannlicher clips Period military packaging configuration One original box has tape repair/reinforcement Associated with the M95/30 Mannlicher and related 8x56R military arms Interesting transitional ammunition from Austria's incorporation into Nazi Germany These December 1938 P635 8x56R M.30 cartridges represent more than simply vintage Mannlicher ammunition. Produced during the first year following the German annexation of Austria, the surviving packaging and clips document this transitional period through their German military eagle/swastika markings. With two original boxes, 20 cartridges, and four marked 5-round clips, this lot offers strong historical interest for collectors of Austrian Mannlicher rifles, WWII ammunition, and German-occupation militaria.

1938–1939 German-Occupation Austrian 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen | P635 | Two Boxes | 20 Rounds Description Offered is a historically interesting lot of 20 rounds of 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen military ammunition, contained in two original 10-round boxes and loaded on a total of four 5-round Mannlicher clips. These two boxes date from the period immediately following the German annexation of Austria (Anschluss) in March 1938, when Austrian arms and ammunition production came under German control. The two different date codes provide an especially interesting pairing from this transitional period: one box is marked IX 1938, indicating September 1938, while the second is marked I 1939, indicating January 1939. The packaging bears the P635 manufacturer code associated with the Hirtenberg ammunition works in Austria. The boxes and Mannlicher clips display German eagle/swastika military markings, characteristic of production following Austria's incorporation into Nazi Germany. The ammunition is the Austrian 8mm M.30 Scharfe S-Patrone, commonly known today as 8x56mmR, developed for the M95/30 Mannlicher and related straight-pull military rifles and carbines. Each original box contains 10 cartridges arranged on two 5-round Mannlicher clips, consistent with its military issue configuration. Specs Manufacturer/Facility: Hirtenberg ammunition works Manufacturer Code: P635 Country of Manufacture: Austria under German control Cartridge: 8x56mmR Austrian Designation: 8mm M.30 Loading: Scharfe S-Patronen First Box Date: IX 1938 — September 1938 Second Box Date: I 1939 — January 1939 Production Era: German control following the 1938 Anschluss Quantity: 20 Total Rounds Boxes: Two Original 10-Round Boxes Rounds per Box: 10 Clips per Box: Two 5-Round Mannlicher Clips Total Clips: Four 5-Round Mannlicher Clips Box Markings: German eagle/swastika Clip Markings: German eagle/swastika Primary Firearm Association: M95/30 and related 8x56R Mannlicher rifles and carbines Condition The ammunition appears well preserved for its age, while the original cardboard boxes remain in fair condition with expected age-related discoloration, edge wear, creasing, and storage wear. The original markings remain identifiable, including the P635 manufacturer code, respective IX 1938 and I 1939 date codes, and German military eagle/swastika markings. Each box contains 10 cartridges on two 5-round Mannlicher clips, providing a total of 20 cartridges and four clips. The clips also bear German eagle/swastika markings. Due to the age and historical nature of this ammunition, it is offered primarily as collectible military ammunition, with no representation regarding reliability or suitability for firing. Collector Notes German-control Austrian production Both boxes manufactured following the March 1938 Anschluss P635 manufacturer code One box dated IX 1938 — September 1938 One box dated I 1939 — January 1939 Two different production dates spanning 1938 and 1939 German eagle/swastika markings on the packaging German eagle/swastika markings on the Mannlicher clips Original M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen designation Two original 10-round boxes 20 total cartridges Four 5-round Mannlicher clips Period military packaging configuration Associated with the M95/30 Mannlicher and related 8x56R military arms The pairing of September 1938 and January 1939 P635 ammunition makes this an especially interesting lot from the period immediately following the German annexation of Austria. With two differently dated original boxes, 20 cartridges, four marked 5-round clips, the lot offers strong display and historical interest for collectors of Mannlicher rifles, WWII ammunition, and German-occupation Austrian militaria.

German-Occupation Austrian 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen | Two Unlabeled Boxes | 20 Rounds | Mixed Mannlicher Clips Description Offered is a historically interesting lot of 20 rounds of 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen military ammunition, contained in two period 10-round cardboard boxes and loaded on a total of four 5-round Mannlicher en-bloc clips. This ammunition is consistent with the German-control Austrian 8x56R ammunition encountered following the German annexation of Austria (Anschluss) in March 1938. Austrian ammunition production at Hirtenberg subsequently came under German control, with German military markings appearing on ammunition, packaging, and clips during this period. The original paper labels are missing from both boxes. As a result, the original manufacturer code and production dates cannot be verified from the packaging, and no specific production date is represented for this lot. Of particular collector interest, the two boxes contain different period Mannlicher clip markings. The first box contains one 5-round clip marked with an H within a circle and a second clip bearing a superimposed A/H monogram. Both markings are associated with period Austrian Mannlicher ammunition production, with the A/H marking documented in connection with Hirtenberger Patronenfabrik. The second box contains two 5-round clips bearing German eagle/swastika markings, characteristic of Austrian ammunition production following the German takeover. The presence of both earlier Austrian-pattern and German-marked clips is consistent with the documented reuse and mixing of existing Mannlicher clips during this transitional production period. Each cardboard box contains 10 cartridges on two 5-round clips, providing a total of 20 rounds and four Mannlicher en-bloc clips. Specs Type: Military Rifle Ammunition Cartridge: 8x56mmR Austrian Designation: 8mm M.30 Loading: Scharfe S-Patronen Production Era: Pre-WWII / WWII-era Austrian production Manufacturer Code: Unknown — original box labels missing Production Date: Unknown — original box labels missing Quantity: 20 Total Rounds Boxes: Two Period 10-Round Cardboard Boxes Rounds per Box: 10 Clips per Box: Two 5-Round Mannlicher En-Bloc Clips Total Clips: Four Box 1 Clip Markings: H within a circle and superimposed A/H Box 2 Clip Markings: German eagle/swastika on both clips Primary Firearm Association: M95/30 and related 8x56R Mannlicher rifles and carbines Condition The ammunition appears well preserved for its age. Both cardboard boxes remain in fair condition, exhibiting expected age-related discoloration, edge wear, creasing, and storage wear. The original paper labels are missing from both boxes, preventing positive confirmation of their original manufacturer codes and production dates. Each box contains 10 cartridges on two 5-round Mannlicher en-bloc clips, providing 20 total cartridges and four clips. The first box contains the H-in-circle and superimposed A/H clips, while the second contains two German eagle/swastika-marked clips. Due to the age and historical nature of this ammunition, it is offered primarily as collectible military ammunition, with no representation regarding reliability or suitability for firing. Collector Notes 8x56R M.30 Scharfe S-Patronen Two period 10-round cardboard boxes Original labels missing from both boxes Production dates therefore unknown 20 total cartridges Four 5-round Mannlicher en-bloc clips One clip marked H within a circle One clip marked with a superimposed A/H monogram Two clips marked with German eagle/swastika H and unaccented A/H markings associated with Hirtenberger Patronenfabrik German eagle-marked clips associated with Austrian production under German control Mixed/reused clips are documented with period 8x56R ammunition Correct 10-round/two-clip military packaging configuration Associated with the M95/30 Mannlicher and related 8x56R military arms Although the missing labels prevent precise dating of these two boxes, the variety of period clip markings gives this lot additional collector interest. The combination of earlier Austrian manufacturer markings and later German eagle/swastika-marked clips illustrates the variety of components encountered with 8x56R Mannlicher ammunition around the German takeover of Austrian ammunition production.

Yugoslavian Surplus 7.62x39 Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total M67 123 gr. FMJ Ball Corrosive primer Brass case Berdan-primed  

Yugoslavian Surplus 7.62x39 Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total M67 123 gr. FMJ Ball Corrosive primer Brass case Berdan-primed

Yugoslavian Surplus 7.62x39 Ammunition - 100 Rounds Total M67 123 gr. FMJ Ball Corrosive primer Brass case Berdan-primed