One of only approximately 7,500 to 8,500 Model 1906 "American Eagle" commercial Luger pistols chambered in 7.65 mm Luger Auto that were manufactured by DWM. These pistols were made specifically for the United States market, and were sold through sporting goods stores and catalogs. The Model 1906 incorporated improved components over the Model 1900, including a solid checkered toggle, coiled recoil spring, and more durable extractor. Features fixed sights, grip safety, an "American eagle" crest on top of the chamber, "GERMANY" export mark on front of the frame, and "DWM" monogram on the front toggle. The extractor is marked "LOADED" and lower safety position is left bright. Matching visible "commercial" pattern serial numbers on the barrel and frame, with matching "20" partials on the takedown lever, trigger, side plate, toggle links, breech block, extension, and grip safety. Fitted with a set of unnumbered checkered walnut grips and a nickel plated magazine with unmarked walnut base.

Excellent, retaining 95% original blue finish and 80% original straw colors, with minor edge wear, minor spotting primarily on the backstrap, and defined grip checkering. The magazine has a small chip missing from the left side of the walnut base. Mechanically excellent.