The Model 1900 was DWM's first true commercial production Luger, and the "American Eagle" variant was intended specifically for export to the lucrative United States market. Features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, "American eagle" crest on the chamber, "GERMANY" on front of the long frame, "DWM" monogram on the front toggle link, flat recoil spring, grip safety, recessed breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock on the side, checkered thumb safety, and fitted with the later hold-open device. A matching visible serial number is marked on the underside of the barrel and front of the frame, with matching partial numbers on the takedown lever, side plate, receiver, trigger, grip safety, toggle links, breech block, and checkered walnut grips. Included with the pistol is one unnumbered nickel plated magazine and a "BERLIN 1902" dated English language "Parabellum Automatic Pistol" manual featuring the 1900 Luger in the descriptions and illustrations.

Very fine, with 85% of the original blue finish, showing some bright wear on the edges and high points, some areas of shallow pitting concentrated on the gripstraps, and mild spotting and handling marks overall. About half of the straw color is present on the small parts, with a smooth gray patina on the safety switch. Grips are very good, with minor dents on the checkering. The hook on the frame for the slide lock has been broken off, and the breechblock binds up a bit at full retraction, but the pistol is otherwise mechanically fine. The manual is good, with some staining, fading and foxing around the edges.