Manufactured February - September 1943. "Z" marked blade front sight and "S" and "GF-O" marked two-leaf peep sights, "W" flat top bolt, unmarked button safety, "EP-Q" marked magazine catch, "G-NL" milled trigger housing, "LT-Q" hammer, "CE-Q" sear, and a "DA-Q" slide. The receiver has the early pattern detachable recoil spring housing. High wood stock with "H.I." two rivet handguard, "UN" marked Type I barrel band, tan canvas sling and an oval oiler cut, with a "crossed cannons" cartouche on the right side of the buttstock and "IO" in the sling cut.

Very fine, with 90% of the original parkerized finish, with some mild spotting and handling marks overall. The stock is fine, with chipping at the rear of the handguard and near the recoil plate, along with mild scuffing and dings. Mechanically excellent.