Mauser Parabellum Certification
Discover the history of your Mauser Parabellum
(INTERARMS Luger) directly from original Mauser
documents.
The Mauser Parabellum is also known in the American market as INTERARMS Luger, being the INTERARMS Company at the origin of the contract that allowed Mauser to produce again the famous Luger pistol starting from 1969. The new production of INTERARMS Luger was announced by Mauser in 1967. Most of the original Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger production books are still available and they are preserved in the Paul Mauser Archive. This allows verification of when your pistol was produced, tested and delivered. The collecting interest for the Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger is increasing considerably in recent years. Not all Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger are equal, there are in fact extremely rare variants destined to increase their value. The possibility of associating a certificate that traces the history on the basis of the original Mauser documentation is therefore extremely important. In addition to more standard models, some ledgers are available for Commemoratives Luger as well as Sport Models. This is a very unique aspect of Post WW-II Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger production. In fact, these are the only Luger variations from any manufacturer for which the production books are available. Based upon this, it is possible to provide collectors with a useful certification service. You can receive a certificate like the one attached. It is a very nice document to associate with your Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger. In addition to the certificate, a personalized document containing scans of the original blueprints is provided. The signed certificate and the document with the blueprints are printed in PDF format in high resolution and are sent by email. They can then be printed in color and associated with your Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger. Feel free to ask for the research in the Mauser ledgers, you can then decide to request or not the certificate. The cost for the Certificate and Blueprints document is 50 euros (PayPal accepted). On the left there is for example one of the certificates. Below the first page and an internal page of the document containing the blue prints. Many interesting copies of the original blueprints are available in the document. You can also ask for specific research in the Archive for special model like, for example, the rare baby model Mauser Parabellum. Read the Collectors Feedback here, and also Mauser and Luger pistols Appraisal. Download the brochure here. Contact me directly via Email and provide the full serial number of your pistol: mauser.archive@gmail.com
Artillery Luger pistol and Mauser Parabellum
Artillery Luger
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Mauser
Parabellum
Match/Sport
Model
in
9mm
Parabellum
Recently
certified
Mauser
Parabellum
Pistol
Match/Sport.
The
Paul
Mauser
Archive
preserves
all
the
documentation
about
this
model.
From
the
blueprints,
to
the
production
procedures,
to
the
list
of
verification
tools
for
each
production
step,
the
evaluation
of
the
cost
of
the
pistol,
many
of
the
production
books
with
their
production
and
verification
dates
for
each
gun,
the
photo
archive
with
photos
of
prototypes
and
early
production
for
each
model,
brochures
and
advertising
of
the
period, price list for several years.
Rare
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Model 29/70 with 5” barrel length.
This
pistol
is
one
of
the
last
made
in
.30
Luger
using
the
original
“Swiss-Style”
frame
and
it
is
designated
Model
29/70
by
collectors.
In
particular,
this
pistol
is
one
of
a
handful
of
regular
production
(non-commemorative)
Model
29/70
pistols
made
in
the
original
5”/12
cm
barrel
length.
Rare
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Model 06/73 with Matte Hard Chromed Finishing.
The
matte
hard
chromed
version
is
probably
the
first
special
finishing
implemented
by
Mauser
during
the
first
period
of
production.
A
mention
of
this
finishing
can
be
found
in
a
letter
exchanged
between
Mr.
Kornmayer
and
Mr.
Allan.
Mr.
Kornmayer
stated
that
this
finish
was
available
on
special orders.
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Versuchsmodel V015.
The
Versuchsmodel
V015
is
the
unique
Mauser
Parabellum
prototype
made
by
Mauser
to
verify
the
reliability
of
the
stocked
frame.
This
pistol
was
previously
in
the
collection
of
Prof.
Dr.
Gminder
(Prof.
Dr.
Gminder
was
one
of
the
former
manager
of
the
Mauser
Jagdwaffen
GmbH
gun
division
of
Mauser
in
the
Parabellum re-introduction period).
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Model
29/70 Pilot Group .30 Luger (7,65mm) caliber.
The
first
60
pistols,
all
in
caliber
.30
Luger
with
a
6
inch
barrel,
were
made
following
the
entire
industrialized
process
and,
immediately
after
that,
the
tests
with
the
two
prototype
pistols
were
successfully performed.
Mauser Parabellum / Interarms Luger - Cut Away.
Mauser
produced
a
small
number
of
Parabellum
Cut
Away
models
in
the
beginning
of
the
production.
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Bulgarian
Commemorative.
The
Bulgarian
model
commemorated
the
75th
anniversary
of
the
contract
between
DWM
and
the
Bulgarian
government.
In
the
early
1900s,
Bulgaria
tried
some
Luger
1900
models,
even
though
they
only
adopted
the
Parabellum
after
1908,
once
they
had
obtained
independence
from
Turkey.
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Navy
Commemorative.
The
Navy
Commemorative
model
was
made
available
in
1979,
in
order
to
commemorate
the
75th
year
of
its
introduction
into
service
by
part
of
the
Kaiserliche
Marine
(1904).
Historically,
the
test
of
the
Pistole
04
model
was
completed
in
September
1904,
and
in
December
of
the
same
year
an
order
of
8000
pistols
was
delivered
to
DWM.
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Artillery
Commemorative.
This
pistol
commemorated
the
famous
Lange
Pistole
08.
The
LP08
commemorative
was
produced
in
1985
and
it
was
the
last
commemorative
produced
by
Mauser.
Kaiser
William
II
approved
the
official
use
of
the
LP08
on
June 3rd 1913.
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Standard
Model 29/70.
It
was
the
first
model
produced.
It
was
based
on
the
Swiss
06/29
design,
some
parts
were
interchangeable.
The
initial
price
for
this
model,
sold
in
USA,
was
$265
including
extra
magazine,
combination tool and cleaning rod.
Contact the Paul Mauser Archive to receive the certificate and the blueprints document
for your Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger: mauser.archive@gmail.com
Below is only a fraction of the different Mauser Parabellum / INTERARMS Luger variants that exist. Their historical and
collectors value can be very different and the details are crucial in the correct understanding of the various models and variants.
Mauser
Parabellum
/
Interarms
Luger
-
Superb
embellished Parabellum 06/73
Recently certified Mauser Parabellum Pistol with
inlaid gold ornaments, ivory grips and monogram
plate in gold 14 carats. Gold-Plated parts.
Thanks to Chris Hendrix, Chief Operations Officer
Vanguard, for the photos received of this stunning
Mauser Parabellum.
Mauser
Parabellum
Match/Sport
Model
in
.30
Luger
Recently
certified
Mauser
Parabellum
Pistol
Match/Sport.
The
Paul
Mauser
Archive
preserves
all
the
documentation
about
this
model.
From
the
blueprints,
to
the
production
procedures,
to
the
list
of
verification
tools
for
each
production
step,
the
evaluation
of
the
cost
of
the
pistol,
many
of
the
production
books
with
their
production
and
verification
dates
for
each
gun,
the
photo
archive
with
photos
of
prototypes
and
early
production
for
each
model,
brochures
and
advertising
of
the
period, price list for several years.
