I’m looking for some information and values on these pistols. First is a colt, there’s a Luger and a Webley. I’m working on trying to figure out how to upload pictures. The Colt I believe is a 1903 pocket pistol.

A German Luger pistol is currently worth an average price of $3,239.40 new and $1,236.02 used.

A Webley revolver is currently worth an average price of $723.49 used.

A Colt 1903 Pocket Pistol is currently worth an average price of $1,089.82 used.

Condition, condition, condition……

And more condition.

To make a price prediction without pics or seeing the guns, or even knowing the exact models, is the height of fallacy.

You'll need to have a lot more information than that to get any kind of value. All three were built in multiple variations so the first step is to identify exactly what you've got: model, variation, barrel length, cartridge, and date of manufacture are just the basics. Then condition of the guns themselves, plus any accessories, holsters, tools, etc.

There's a lot of knowledge here but right now, we're flying blind.


Okie John

Not to hi-jack the thread but while people are giving value opinions,

What is a house in Georgia worth?

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Less than your baby puke brown '53 Studebaker..

There's a gazillion different variations of the Luger, so first step is identifying what you have. Who manufactured it, when, what configuration, what cartridge it fires, any unique markings (military crest, acceptance marks, etc), and whether or not all the parts match and are original to the gun.

The Webley is kinda the same boat, but there weren't nearly as many configurations.

A Colt 1903 also has 4 or 5 different variations, so you'll need to identify that.

My recommendation would be to post some very good photos of the gun overall (both sides) and then detailed photos of all the markings. We can get you started pretty good with that.

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