Reply With QuoteRare Diana but refinished over light pitting I would say? This is what turned into the Webley Mk.3 !
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This one sold at a premium price on eGun - about £900 equivalent.
The pistol looks to be in excellent condition and they are pretty scarce in this condition. But the box has been repaired inside and out, quite amateurishly.
http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=5336147
Edit: talking of premium prices, check out this lovely old 1930s Diana:
http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=5359614
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Rare Diana but refinished over light pitting I would say? This is what turned into the Webley Mk.3 !
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Like the Diana.
As Sgun says interesting history and rare.
But premium price on the pistol is being polite.
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Yes, the close up pics show a less than smooth surface, so I would agree. Shame, as the stock looks superb. I've only once seen one of these scarce rifles in very good original condition (it's a slight later DRP example):Originally Posted by slug-gun
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Hi Danny wow thats a lot of money for the Zenit repeater, l had the chance to buy one of these about 10 years ago for £160 not boxed, it's the only one l have ever seen.
Protek have a Diana 45 but in a Mk111 stock.
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