A fine example of a inter-war manufactured Mauser Model 1934/06 Commercial Luger pistol made for the existing DWM Swiss contract. During World War I, DWM was unable to fulfill the Swiss demand for Luger pistols and resumed in 1919. When Mauser took control of DWM in May 1930, all the Luger manufacturing equipment along with the unfinished Swiss contract pistols were included and moved to Suhl, Germany. These pistols were subsequently finished and marked by Mauser, serialized with a "v" suffix where DWM left off. It is estimated that only 217 grip safety frames from DWM were available for Mauser to finish, making this a very scarce variation for Luger collectors. It features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, Swiss sunburst crest on top of the chamber, and Mauser banner on the front toggle link. Both the barrel and extension are marked with "crown/crown/U" proofs. Matching visible serial numbers located on the bottom of the barrel and front of frame, with two digit "09" partials marked on smaller components including the side of the extension. Extractor marked "GELADEN" and safety bright in the lower position. Fitted with straw colored small parts and pair of unmarked checkered walnut grips. The nickel finished magazine has an unmarked aluminum base. A portion of leather strap is sowed onto the lanyard loop.

Exceptionally fine, retaining 90% plus arsenal refurbished blue and 85% plus straw finishes with minor edge wear, light handling marks, and crisp grip checkering. Mechanically excellent.