[Wiliamb]

I have never seen one of these in person. Seems like it would be an interesting addition to a collection. Do they ever show up in the US, is there much collector interest, and what range of prices do they sell for?

 

[Mr Mondragon]

Mondargon

I have never seen one of these in person. Seems like it would be an interesting addition to a collection. Do they ever show up in the US, is there much collector interest, and what range of prices do they sell for?

They are very much in demand by collectors, you can expect to pay between 5000-10000$$ for one. I saw Serial#1 go for $33,000, I think it was sold in europe. I have only ever seen one in the US

Victor

 

[CW]

I've only seen two and both were at Greg Martin's Auction house.

 

[BDC]

Dennis Kroh had one for sale a couple of years ago for $9,000-10,000 (I can't remember the exact price). It looked absolutely beautiful, and if I would have had the money, it would be mine for that amount.

This is the photo he posted of the rifle for sale:


Needless to say, yes, there is a collector's interest.

 

[Vic]

Dennis Kroh had one for sale a couple of years ago for $9,000-10,000 (I can't remember the exact price). It looked absolutely beautiful, and if I would have had the money, it would be mine for that amount.

This is the photo he posted of the rifle for sale:


Needless to say, yes, there is a collector's interest.

I think Dennis's was Mexican in 7mm

 

[Wiliamb]

It is now very clear to me why I can't find one. I can only imagine how lucky the people are who can actually find one and also have the resources to purchase one.

It would still be very nice to be able to see one in person.

 

[Mr Mondragon]

CW

This one appears to be the German Air Service Model with the big magazine....first picture of the Model 1915 I've seen.

 

[Bill_in_VA]

I have a buddy who sold one recently (late Spring/early Summer?) through JC Devines, so they are out there.

 

[Mr Mondragon]

The last 3 Mondragon's were sold for $24,000, $17,000 and $16,500!!! Sounds like it is better to invest in antique guns than the stock market or CD's.

 

[CW]

CW

This one appears to be the German Air Service Model with the big magazine....first picture of the Model 1915 I've seen.

Victor, thanks for letting me know. I wouldn't have known the diffrence!

 

[Mr Mondragon]

CW, you might try posting this same question to the SWISS forum. There a couple of very knowledgeable guys on SIG weapons.