Very good example of a post-WWI Weimar reworked Luger. The top of the chamber is dated 1914 over the chamber, and marked "DWM" on the toggle. On the right side of the barrel extension is a set of three "crown/ letter" proofs next to the Imperial eagle firing proof. It was originally produced as an artillery Luger as the front of the barrel extension has the rear sight notch. Currently it has the standard 3-7/8 inch barrel with Erfurt rework proofs on the left rear side of a Crown "RG" proof. Straw colored small parts, blue magazine with unnumbered wood base, and checkered walnut grips. With aluminum magazine with unnumbered wood base, and an unmarked brown leather holster with an unmarked takedown tool, marked "T/SGT. FRED. D. CLARK" inside the flap.

Arsenal refurbished, with some light pitting under the dull faded finish (with approximately 80% remaining). There are also some light handling marks, edge wear, and fresh spotting. The grips are very good, with some light pressure dents and scratches. The holster is fine, with some cracking and scratches. Mechanically excellent.