One of 250 manufactured as a limited commemoration of the Model 1902 "Cartridge Counter" Luger pistols. Features fixed P.08 style blade front and notch rear sights on the dished toggle. The barrel is marked "9mm Parabellum" and "eagle/nitro" proofed. Toggle link marked "DWM" in gold script. The extension is marked with an "eagle/nitro" proof on the left, and "INTERARMS/ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA" on the right side. Frame marked with "eagle/nitro" and "82" dated Ulm antler proofs on the left along with "Mod. 1902/Cartridge Counter" in gold Gothic letters, "Made In Germany" at the rear, and the serial number on the right side. Extractor marked "GELADEN" and safety left blank. The front strap is marked "MAUSER-WERKE A.G. Oberndorf a. N." Fitted with a pair of checkered walnut grips, with the left grip panel featuring a Powell style cartridge window. With two nickel plated magazines that include "Cal. 9m/m" marked walnut bases and color coded indicators on the followers. Includes a leather display case, plastic display stand, original test fire target, original Mauser firearms passport, user's manual, takedown tool, cleaning rod, two dummy rounds, an extra magazine, keys, two 1986 dated Interarms price lists, an issue of "Automatic Magazine," an article copy of "Luger 1995" by Bob Shimek, and the collector's notes. Provenance: The Klaus Meyer Collection

Excellent overall, retaining 99% plus original blue, straw, and gold finishes with minimal handling evidence and crisp grip checkering. The case is also excellent, with a few light handling marks. Mechanically excellent.