Comment: Make: Mauser Model:Oberndorf Action: Bolt Serial Number: 91169 Barrel length: 23.5" Overall Length: 112cm Description: While we have tried to describe this to the best of our ability. It is recommended that a prespective purchaser do their own research before comitting. Unfired Mauser 98 in high grade stock with pachmayr recoil pad. For sale is an exceptional, unfired Mauser 98 bolt-action rifle, chambered in the rare and powerful 10.75x68mm Mauser cartridge, a coveted piece for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage sporting arms. Crafted by Waffenfabrik Mauser in Oberndorf, Germany, this rifle bears the prestigious marking “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER-OBERNDORF A/N” and is estimated to have been manufactured between 1930 and 1935, with a likely date of 1932-1934, based on its serial number 91169. This serial number suggests a later production run in the 10.75x68 caliber, introduced in 1925, reflecting Mauser’s peak interwar focus on high-quality commercial sporting rifles. Featuring a pristine, polished steel receiver, a stunningly figured walnut stock with intricate checkering, and an untouched bore, this rifle showcases the impeccable craftsmanship that made Mauser a legend, making it an ideal center piece for any collection or a potential field-ready piece pending professional inspection. The rifle’s condition is truly remarkable, with no signs of wear on the metal or wood, preserving its original factory finish and crisp markings in pristine state. The 10.75x68mm cartridge, designed for big game hunting in Africa and Europe, pairs seamlessly with the Mauser 98’s renowned bolt-action mechanism, known for its reliability and influence on modern rifle designs. The walnut stock’s rich grain and the sleek, unmarred metalwork highlight Mauser’s attention to detail during the early 1930s, a period when the company catered to discerning hunters and collectors. German proof marks, including a crowned symbol, affirm its authenticity and adherence to Oberndorf’s stringent standards, while the absence of wartime modifications underscores its pre-World War II origins. This Mauser 98 could command a premium among collectors seeking pristine examples of Mauser’s commercial production. Its untouched state makes it a perfect display piece, while the 10.75x68 chambering offers potential for vintage hunting enthusiasts. Whether you’re a Mauser aficionado or a collector of pre-war firearms, this rifle represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of history in like-new condition. Serious inquiries are welcome—don’t miss the chance to acquire this outstanding, unfired Mauser 98 sporting rifle from the early 1930s.