Similar to the Army Model but with an open window in the frame. Standard features, marked on the left side of the frame with a "Crown/ unreadable" proof mark, and on the right with a "Crown/N" and the serial number vertically behind the trigger. The slide and breechblock are marked on the right with "Crown/N" and the breechblock is marked "F.L.SELBSTLADER/D.R.B.M. 525253-683251" at the rear. Checkered grips with "FL" logo at the tops. Complete with extra magazine marked "A" on top of the floor plate toe, and a leather holster marked "joa/1943/eagle" with "swastika/WaA47" on the back side.

An early Dreyse semi-automatic pistol with standard features. The right side of the frame has a "Crown" over a script "L" and the left side of the slide, barrel and frame have "Crown/N" proof marks. The left side of the frame is also marked "DREYSE / Rheinische Metallwaaren - & Maschinenfabrik / AET. SOMMERDA". All markings are highlighted in white. Checkered grips with intertwined RM&MF imprints at the top and a lanyard loop on the left. Complete with leather holster marked "L.Z. St./J.Lpz." next to the magazine sleeve and extra "FN" marked magazine.

Manufactured in Germany with blade front and notch rear sights. Marked "DEUTSCH WERKE" followed by circle "D" followed by "WERKE ERFORT" on the left side of the slide and "ORTGIES' PATENT" on the right. Crown "N" proofs on right side of barrel, slide, and frame, lock-in backstrap grip safety, smooth hardwood grips with Deutsche Werke medallions and stamped "GERMANY" on each side. Above the grip safety is marked "E R F". With stainless magazine marked "6.35 m/m" over the Deutsche Werke logo on the left side.