Value Of eun Flare Pistol?

[Captain Emo]

I have an "eun" marked flare pistol. It looks remarkably like the one posted earlier this week. Is "eun" a correct maker? What would the value of the pistol be?

Thanks in advance.

[Jeff V]

euh is a correct maker. Very hard to say the value because in the US these things can be found cheaply at one place and you might see the same thing on some other dealer site for 3 times as much. I have found that flare guns do not sell very good in the US. best wishes,
jeff

[SIGNALMAN]

Hello, euh, wa, wc, de, sww, qyn, and no maker marks are all correct on these pistols. In excellent condition they go for between $150, and $200. I have 2 different versions on auction arms for sale. In so-so very good condition they tend to only bring $75 to $125 depending on luck of the seller.

Flare guns have gotten very popular in the USA, but still are relatively slow sellers at anything but bargain prices. I have been a 35 year collector of flareguns, and will pay top dollar for any variations I need. Good Collecting, signalman

[merdock]

Hi,
What sort of value does this have .
All the best Merdock

[Frank De Smedt]

Merdock,


These SS-ones go around 2.000-2.500€ here in Europe.

regards,

FRANK

[SIGNALMAN]

Hello, I have them for sale at $2500. Both single and double barrel stainless steel walther Kriegsmarine flare guns. They are the SL and SLD Models. Probably the most impressive of all WWII Flare guns.

[Captain Emo]

This looks like "eun" to me. I guess it could just as well be "euh".

What do you think?

[Captain Emo]

and more . . .

[chucky555]

flare gun



Here's one that I picked up. not refinished, Bakelite grips, "eun" maker marked

[Wilhelm]

The maker mark is "euh". There was no "eun"
Wilhelm

[glaser]

Hi,
What sort of value does this have .
All the best Merdock

just for your information: the Navy used copper cased flare rounds, not aluminium ones