Fixed sights, with a "1939" dated chamber, Mauser "Banner" on the front toggle link, and the very scarce early "Eagle/K" (only 600 estimated made in 1939) police proof on the right side of the receiver, with the "crown/crown/U" commercial proofmark stamped on the left side of the receiver and the breechblock. The sear safety spring is present over the side plate, and no cuts have been made for a magazine well safety. Numbers are matching overall, including the checkered grips and both of the included blued/alloy magazines, the spare also stamped "+" on the base. With a black leather police pattern holster, with "SHAMBACH/BERLIN/1939" and a police-style eagle stamp between the belt loops, a faint hand-marked name (possibly "Flich") inside the flap, and an unmarked takedown tool.

Excellent, with 97% plus original blue finish, showing some bright edge wear and handling marks overall, and light scratching around the sear safety. The grips are also excellent, with some dings on the otherwise crisp checkering. The holster is good, with much of the face having faded to a brown color, mild scuffing and cracking, and the pull strap is absent. Mechanically excellent.