(GunReports.com) — In Auction 11105881 at GunAuction.com, Golden Bear Services (under the handle “aubruin”) is marketing 13 rounds of 13 different headstamps of Pistolenpatronen German WWII 9mm Ammo for the collector who needs to round out an entire section of a collection.
Golden Bear Services, Inc., is a Federally Licensed Firearms Dealer in the Denver Metro area who has marketed exclusively on Auction Arms since 1999. They have 1100 positive feedback ratings. They list a variety of offerings, including firearms, ammunition, reloading tools & supplies and other accessories they pick up from clients who are interested in liquidating their firearms collections.
All of the collectible cartridges listed in Auction 11105881 are in good to very good condition. Headstamps are as follows:
1.) 44 emp St+ 2 (Dynamit A.-G., Werk Empelde, formally Alfred Nobel & Co., Empelde, Germany, 1944, improved steel case)
2.) 42 va St+ 19 (Kabel- u. Metallwerke Neumeyer A.-G., Nuremberg, Germany, 1944, improved steel case, iron core bullet)
3.) 43 wa St+ 13 (Hugo Schneider A.-G., Werk Leipzig, Germany, 1943, improved steel case, iron core bullet)
4.) 43 dou St+ 23 (Waffenwerke Brünn A.-G., Werk Povázská Bystrica, formally Czech National Arms and Ammunition Factory, Povázská Bystrica, Czechoslovakia under German occupation, 1943, steel case, iron core bullet)
5.) 44 dou St+ 31 (Waffenwerke Brünn A.-G., Werk Povázská Bystrica, formally Czech National Arms and Ammunition Factory, Povázská Bystrica, Czechoslovakia under German occupation, 1944)
6.) 43 wa St+ 21 (Hugo Schneider A.-G., Werk Leipzig, Germany, 1943, improved steel case, iron core bullet)
7.) H^N 43 9M.M. (Royal Ordnance Factory, Hirwaun, UK, 1943)
8.) H^N 43 9M/M (Royal Ordnance Factory, Hirwaun, UK, 1943)
9.) 38 P28 * 1 (1938, Deutsche Waffen u. Munitionsfabriken A.-G., Karlsruhe, Germany)
10.) 9.M38F 1944 (Fiocchi Munizioni SpA – Lecco, Italy, 1944, iron core bullet) This 9mm Parabellum ammo was made for the MAB M38 Machine Pistol. MAB= Moschetto Automatico Beretta (Automatic Beretta Musket). The German’s used this same SMG and called it the MP 738(i). This is reported to be unique 9mm ammo on the International Ammunition Association Forum website.
11.) 38 P28 * 1 (1938, Deutsche Waffen u. Munitionsfabriken A.-G., Karlsruhe, Germany)
12.) B^E 43 9M/M (Royal Ordnance Factory, Blackpole, UK, 1943)
13.) 43 dnh * 3 (Rheinisch-Westfälische Sprengstoff A.-G., (Previously Gustav Genschow & Co. ) Werk Durlach, German, 1943)
Turns out there are two 38 P28 * 1 cartridges items 9 and 11.
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