One of only approximately 7,500-8,500 Model 1906 Commercial American Eagle Luger pistols chambered in 7.65 mm Luger Auto that were manufactured by DWM. These pistols were made explicitly for export to the United States, and were sold in sporting goods stores and catalogs throughout the country. The Model 1906 was a culmination of improvements made on the Model 1900, with this example showing that refinement in its solid checkered toggle, coiled recoil spring, and more durable extractor. Features fixed blocked blade front and notch rear sights, grip safety, an American eagle crest on top of the chamber, DWM monogram is on the front toggle, and "GERMANY" export mark is on the front of the frame. The pistol is numbered in the typical commercial style with all matching visible numbers. Though it is numbered in the typical commercial style, it lacks the commercial proofs typically seen on these pistols, with this example having only a DWM proof on the bottom of the barrel under the serial number. The extractor is marked "LOADED", and the lower safety position is polished. Fitted with unnumbered checkered walnut grips and a nickel plated magazine with unmarked wood base.