Scarce Weimar Army Simson manufactured Luger pistol. The top of the chamber is blank and the toggle is marked with "SIMSON & CO./SUHL" logo in capital letters in two lines. Full serial number stamped on front of frame, on left side of receiver at the chamber and bottom of barrel. Last two digits of serial number marked on most of the small components, the firing pin is numbered "25", the remaining internal numbers match. Right side of receiver stamped with three "Eagle/6" proofs, one "Eagle/33", and one firing proof. The top of the barrel has an "eagle / 6" inspection proof on top-left and Eagle army acceptance proof on the top-right side. Virtually all components stamped with "E/6" proof including the left side grip screw, takedown lever, hold open latch, locking bolt, magazine release catch, side plate, breechblock, extractor, both toggle links and two on the bottom of the stock lug. Magazine is aluminum bottomed nickel plated version marked with the matching serial number "5385" and two "Eagle/6" proofs and fitted with checkered walnut grips.

Very fine. The pistol retains 90% plus original blue finish with muzzle and high edge wear, thinning on the front strap and some light spotting on the front and back strap. The takedown lever and safety retain 40% original thin straw color, while the trigger has a smooth silver gray patina. The grips are very fine with a few minor dings, mild wear and very crisp checkering. The markings are clear. Mechanically excellent.