Mr. Federer offered for sale models that were in good condition, original, and relatively sought after in the collection field. At home, he dedicated a room to display his finest pieces, of course, if there was only one of a kind, regardless of its condition, it deserved to be placed in Mr. Federer's glass cabinet.
Only the surplus stocks of the same model would be stored in the basement, and their conditions varied.
Mr. Federer opened all the boxes, inside were neat boxes of Broomhandle Mausers ready to be sold.
It must be clarified that these guns were available for sale to Gao Yang; Mr. Federer was reluctant to sell to others. After all, having sold seven guns, Mr. Federer felt the money was enough for him, and there was no need to sell the rest.
