The left side of the slide has the J.P. Sauer & Sohn Suhl markings / 7.65 mm caliber, and the right side is marked "PATENT". Commercial eagle/N proofs appear on the frame, slide, and barrel, with an eagle/37 Nazi military acceptance stamp on the left side of the trigger guard. Two piece checkered grips featuring the Sauer logo on the left panel. The magazine base has the intertwined SS logo and caliber marking. Complete with an unmarked brown leather holster and two extra magazine

Very good. The pistol retains 90% original blue finish thinning to a brown patina (more extensive on the grip straps), with minor edge wear (more extensive near the muzzle). There is some minor spotting on top of the slide. The grips are fine with some scattered minor handling marks. Overall the checkering is crisp. The holster is fine with some minor flex wear. The stitching is tight.

Manufactured in 1943 during German occupation of Italy. The slide is without a legend, a common feature for the "G" prefixed serial number range. The left grip tang has the Italian Socialist Republic Air Force "crown/spread wing eagle" marking. Only a small portion of blank slide Model 1934 pistols have the Air Force marking. Matching serial number on frame and slide, with standard metal backed plastic grips. Caliber marking on right side of frame under serial number. With unmarked leather holster.

Excellent, the pistol retains 95% original blue finish with edge and high spot wear with some thinning on the front strap, and barrel. Serial number have been double stamped. The right grip panel has a minor crack near the bottom, otherwise the grips are very good with some very scattered minor handling marks. The holster is very good with scuff marks on the flap. The stitching is tight.