Question regarding a 1934 Banner Mauser by Mauser Werke AG, Oberndorf a/N

**tdennis** · 08-30-2023 12:21 PM

About 11 years ago I made this post asking about my Banner Mauser.
https://www.milsurps.com/showthread....014#post233014 Now that I have reached to golden age of 80 and am not in the best of health, I am thinking of selling it so my daughter and son-in-law will not have to deal with it.

I have no idea of what I should ask for the rifle, only a rough idea of what it would be worth if it had the original blueing and a bolt that had matching serial numbers. If someone could help with with that I would be most appreciative. Maybe I should send it to auction? Or have an expert look at it and give me a suggested price to place on it. I live in Central VA and since my main gun knowledge is flintlocks and Colt revolvers I do not know anyone locally that is familiar with Banner/K98 icon

Mausers.

Thanks for any help,
td

ennis

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**Sapper740** · 08-30-2023 05:00 PM

Read this article for a good idea of worth: The Mauser: Model 98 Standard Modell | An Official Journal Of The NRA

**tdennis** · 08-30-2023 08:46 PM

Originally Posted by Sapper740

Read this article for a good idea of worth: The Mauser: Model 98 Standard Modell | An Official Journal Of The NRA

Thanks for the URL but I don't think that is my rifle. Mine meets this one with the exception of a refinish of some type of Parkerization and a mismatched serial number on the bolt. Mine is stamped 1934 just under the Mauser Banner.

1934 "Banner" Mauser
Dennis

**usabaker** · 08-31-2023 09:00 PM

Really nice Mauser. I'd be interested once you find a price

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