Comment: "The M1935, like the M1908 Brazillian Mauser, is considered to represent one of the very finest examples of old-world German arms manufacturing. The rifles were finished to the highest grade and designed to last for generations in the service of Brazil's armed forces. In one form or another, these rifles stayed in service well into the 1950’s, though a considerable number reached the surplus market in unissued condition – presumably having been stored as war reserve materiel. The best examples are sometimes found with a serial numbered matching bayonet." BRAZILIAN MAUSER MOD.1935-98 B/A SERVICE RIFLE: 7x57 Cal 5 shot mag; 28.75” barrel; vg. bore; standard sights & fittings; Brazilian crest to the breech; MAUSER-WERKE AG OBERNDORF A/N to side rail; Mauser banner to receiver bridge; sharp profiles & clear markings; retaining all original factory vibrant blue finish; bolt in the white; exc stock with a few v. minor marks; all complete with swivels & leather sling; comes with matching numbered bayonet W/S; gwo & exc cond. #6723 matching.