Reply With QuoteIt looks like a Model 28 to me. They're quite rare and sought after. I have two!
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My father has asked me to get this valued, it is a smooth bore air pistol made by Haenel, I dont think it is complete, think it should have a piston inside the chambre, there is something at the bottom that might be the piston, diddnt want to damage it by finding out.
On the top of the chambre it says "Haenel mod 26 pat no 277265 D.R.P" also says made in Germany on the side.
The handles are made from wood and the rear sight is missing.
Does anyone have any info on this, and whats it worth?
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It looks like a Model 28 to me. They're quite rare and sought after. I have two!
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Definately a mod 26, the writing is very clear.
Many thanks!
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The Grumpy Doc
Interesting - I'll have to look that one up!Originally Posted by Scrumpy
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Anyone have info or a value on this please?
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According to the encylopedia of spring air pistols the Mod 26 is a cheaper version of the Mod 28 but in the Blue book the prices of the 26 are slightly higher. 95% condition is $225 about £130 but in the condition of yours about 20% with parts missing $50 or £35 Circa 1926-late 30s
Elanmac
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A Haenel 26. Nice pistols better balanced than the all steel 28s imo. In that sort of codition £50-60 owuld be tops I'd reckon, they are quite rare in and decent nick would go for anout £100-120.
Be a nice project for someone.
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Definately a mod 26 - therefore twenties to thirties - I would say as the normal finish is sort of painted that even in this condition it is worth £100 ish and I am known for low valuations (I think).
I'd go for it, rare gun.
lodmoor
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Never £100 in that condition. If it's old and in good nick then it's old and valuable, if it's old and knackered, it's just knackeredDefinately a mod 26 - therefore twenties to thirties - I would say as the normal finish is sort of painted that even in this condition it is worth £100 ish and I am known for low valuations (I think).
I'd go for it, rare gun.
The South of England has 2 good things, the M1 and the A1. Both will take you to Yorkshire.
Some blurb here on the 28 if anyone wants to have a butchers (from another airgun site)
http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2007/...28-pellet.html
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