Falke Airguns Miscellaneous
Falkes advertised 2010 - 2011.
Here are pics I've gathered of Falkes auctioned in the second half of 2010 until the beginning of December 2011. To save time I've just "dumped" them onto the page unsorted.
One interesting thing to come from this exercise is the number of model 80 and 90 underlevers to find their way onto the market (mainly but not exclusively in Germany): by my reckoning 9 x mod 90s and 10 x mod 80s = a total of 19 in approx 18 months.
Two years ago there might have been five or six offered for auction in a year and two years before that perhaps three or four. It may be that this forum has stimulated some interest, but perhaps the global economic downturn (though not especially in Germany) is more likely the cause.
Also, despite the volume coming up for sale, underlever prices have held up fairly well (around 250-400+ euros for rifles with either a rear or diopter sight). No doubt this level of demand is fuelling the supply. The question is, for how long?!
Anyway, here are the pics:
Falkes advertised November '09 to June '10.
Unsorted to save time - if you take a look at the file name (right click with mouse and go to 'properties') it will tell you the model number and source.
The top three pics are of two different, rare, Falke 20s, one sold in Germany, the other in New Zealand. More pics of the NZ one (Barry's) are already posted in this gallery.
Falke-branded point of sale lamp - rare!.
Here are pics of a beautiful and ultra-rare (unique perhaps?!) Falke-branded point of sale lamp which was apparently sent by the company to New Zealand to help (reward?) a dealer there.
With grateful thanks to the former owner, Trevor Morris in New Zealand, and to the current owner, Vic Turner, in the UK.
Falke-branded Zenit repeater pistol
Based on the EM-GE Zenit M pistol. See:
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/em-ge/em-ge-zenit-m-repeater-air-pistol
See also this post:
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/falke-airguns/falke-modell-33/#post-2561
This pistol was mentioned in the Encyclopedia of Spring Air Pistols, pub. 2009, by John Griffiths. See here:
Posted with the kind permission of the pistol's owner, Gerald B from Germany. Thanks also to Klaus for supplying the pics.
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