Blade front and notch rear sights, with the two-line Sauer address and caliber marking on the left side of the slide, "PATENT" on the right, a "eagle/N" military type proof on the right side of the frame, slide and muzzle, and two "eagle/37" proof marks on the left side of the triggerguard. Fitted with a set of checkered grip panels, with the "SuS" logo on the left panel. Included with the pistol is a 1940 dated Genschow holster with faint black ink Sauer markings on the interior, extra magazine, manual, and a copy of a provenance letter. The letter states the pistol was a U.S. G.I. bring-back from World War II, reportedly acquired in a wartime gun swap and retained by the G.I. as their personal nightstand gun for decades after the war.