Maybe?

[cwtebay]

I had a friend offer this collection to me.
I am supposed to make an offer.
Yep, some are pretty rough!
The 1922 is pretty interesting, I can't say that I have ever seen that many Nazi stamps on one, and it does have a great holster (and a medal from the infantryman who brought it back).
Any thoughts on value?

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[Winger Ed.]

As the market fluctuates, it's hard to say.

I'd spend some time on the 2-3 auction sites, check out what they're going for, and go from there.
As rough as some are, I'd be ready for some disappointments though.

[rintinglen]

Given that prices are all over the place these days, take what I say with a grain of salt, but a clean, bring-back NAZI 1922 should go for 700-800 bucks, plus maybe 80 for the holster and if there is paperwork with it, at least 200 for the medal and paperwork. The only thing that raised an eyebrow for me was the FN Black plastic grips, most of the German-issue ones I've seen had wooden grips, but that may have been an early late sort of thing.

You have what looks like a Spanish 25 ACP, a non-descript 22 Single-shot boys pistol, a rather rough looking Lemon squeezer S&W, and an old top-break of uncertain caliber and make.

Those Spanish 25's aren't worth much--what would you pay for a Lorcin or Jennings 25? With tape holding the grips on? $100.00? $150? Maybe. The gunbroker prices I saw were delusional.

The 22 could be anywhere from 75-225, given manufacturer and functionality. The S&W, if 38 S&W caliber, might go for 250-300, if the barrel and cylinder are not too bad. If it is a 32, shave 50$ off those prices. The other one is maybe 150-200 if 38, less if 32. All of my guesstimates are based on what I have seen at local gun shows, in the last year or two and assume the guns will shoot, with appropriate ammo.

I have a 1922 and if it had just a little longer trigger, I'd think it was a dandy. They are pretty accurate, given the mediocre sights.