This is one of a limited production of 250 anniversary carbines manufactured by Mauser in 1979. This pistol carbine is number 87 of 250 and features an 11 1/2 inch barrel chambered for the 9mm Luger cartridge with a ramp blade front sight and tangent style rear sight with "1", "2" and "3" marked graduations. The left side of the barrel extension and frame rail are marked with a "FBM" banner, the left side of the frame is marked "75 Fahre / Parabellum - Pistol / Mod. Karabiner" in gold. The top of the chamber is etched with the Coat of Arms of The Kingdom of Wurttemberg and the toggle is marked with the script "DWM" in gold. The right side of the frame is marked "K087 von 250" followed by the Interarms sunburst and the Interarms address, the serial number is repeated on the right side above the trigger and the back of the frame is marked "Made in Germany". The pistol is finished in blue with a copper hue on the barrel and straw colored small parts. The pistol is equipped with a grip safety and stock lug, and is fitted with a nicely grained checkered walnut forearm and grips. Complete with a checkered walnut stock numbered to the gun on the attaching iron and on a small plaque mounted on the bottom behind the sling swivel, and comes in a red leather case with a brass plaque on the lid, brass corner protectors, green lining with a leather pouch sewn to the inside of the lid embossed with a gold Mauser banner, two matte blue Mauser banner marked magazines with wooden bottoms, brass cleaning rod, keys, certificate and takedown tool. These are now listed as a Curio & Relic by the BATF and listed on page 38 of the Firearms Curio or Relics list, December 2007 edition.

New in the case. The stock shows a few minor dings and handling marks. The case is excellent with a couple of moderate scuffs on the lid, and the lining is like new.