This is a excellent example of a post WWI Luger pistol as converted to a police model as produced under the Weimar Republic. These pistols were produced in the late 1920s and early 1930s just prior to the rise of the Nazi regime. These pistols were produced based in part using some new and old parts and pistols. This pistol is completely void of any markings and was most likely at WWI rework. The top of the chamber and toggle are blank and the right side of the barrel extension is marked with the early Mauser proof and the "WaA66" Waffenamt proof. This specific pistol has top of the sear safety only and the front strap is marked "L.Op.I1" It has the correct military style serial number placement on the various parts and is complete with a matching nickel-plated, aluminum bottom magazine.

Excellent with 97% of the arsenal blued finish with some thinning on the edges and high spots, the side plate hump, the front edges of the frame rails and the left side of the muzzle area with a little more thinning on the grip straps, and stock lug. The grips are a set of replacements that are oversized, but numbered on the back. It has matching numbers on the various parts with the grips and magazine. A nice example of a early Nazi sneak Luger pistol.