This is a nice example of a mid-WWI German Army issue Luger pistol. The top of the chamber area is dated 1916 and the toggle is marked "DWM". The right side of the barrel extension has the three "crown/ gothic letter" proofs next to the Imperial Eagle proof. The full serial number is correctly stamped in the military fashion on the underside of the barrel the left side of the barrel extension and the front of the frame with the last two digits "08" stamped on the various small parts. The Imperial Eagle proof is also marked on the top, rear of the barrel and left side of the breechblock. The upper safety position and extractor are correctly marked "GESICHERT" and "GELADEN". Fixed sights. The back strap has the stock lug. The magazine has an unnumbered wooden base.

Excellent with 95% of the original blued finish with minor edge and high spot wear overall with some thinning on the grip straps and muzzle area of the barrel, front edges of the frame rails and side plate hump. The small parts retain 50% of their original straw color. The walnut grips show nice checkering overall with a couple of minor light pressured dents on each side. A very nice example of a WWI German Army Military issue Luger pistol.