One of an estimated 910 "1939" date Mauser banner Luger pistols procured by the German Police, marked with an "eagle/K" acceptance proof, reportedly within the 7284v-8056v and 8854v-8870v serial number ranges as listed on page 146 of "Third Reich Lugers" by Jan Still. Features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, with "1939" date on the chamber, "Mauser banner" on the front toggle link, commercial "crown/U" proof on the left side of the extension, and "eagle/K" police acceptance p[roof on the right of the extension. With matching serial numbers on the frame, barrel, and extension, with matching "61" partials on small components. With an ill-fitting pair of checkered walnut replacement grips and a "122" and "eagle/37" marked magazine numbered to another pistol.

Very fine, retaining 80% plus original hot salt blue finish with light edge wear, thinning on the grip straps, and scattered minor handling marks. The replacement grips are fine with a chip missing from the left panel. The breech block catch is seized with dried grease, otherwise mechanically excellent.