Manufactured c. 1903 as one of reportedly 500 additional pistols delivered to Waffenfabrik Bern in 1903, after the delivery of the first 2,000 pistols was completed earlier that year as discussed on page 27 of "The Swiss Variations 1897-1947" by Fred Datig. Features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, Swiss "cross in sunburst" crest marked on top the chamber, "DWM" monogram on the front toggle, dished toggles with toggle lock, a flat breech block with replacement extractor, a grip safety, no stock lug provision, a flat mainspring, polished thumb safety lower position, and a fast taper barrel. The left of the barrel and extension are marked with Swiss "cross" proofs, along with an additional "cross/V" proof on the extension. Matching visible serial numbers on the barrel and frame, with matching partials on the takedown lever, side plate, trigger, toggles , breech block, and grip safety. Fitted with checkered walnut grips with matching partials on the interiors and a nickel finished magazine with an aluminum insert hardwood base.

Very fine, retaining 95% plus arsenal refurbished blue finish and 90% straw colors with some limited minor edge wear, some darkening of the straw-colored parts, limited spotting, and limited minor handling marks. The grips are exceptionally fine with some limited light handling marks in the otherwise defined checkering. Mechanically excellent.