This is a like new, all original "75th Jahre" 1902 cased commemorative Luger carbine as reintroduced and produced by the Mauser factory. These were produced on a very limited basis in 1979 and were intended to commemorate 75 years of Mauser production. This pistol is accompanied by a Mauser certificate guaranteeing that this pistol, serial number "86" is one of only "250" pistols produced and sold world wide. These pistols all have a beautiful Mauser high polish blued finish, straw colored small parts with beautifully checkered, dark European grips, forend and shoulder stock. When issued these were almost identical to the original 1902 Luger carbines, and include the 300 meter adjustable rear sight, inverted "v" front sight mounted on a raised barrel ramp and grip safety, differing only in some of the machining on the receiver, some of the various markings and no accelerator in the forend, (which is not required with the larger 9mm cartridge). The top of the chamber area has the new/current Mauser family crest that consists of the Wurttemberg Crest in the center, flanked by a "Crowned-Standing Lion" on the left side and a large Stag on the right, with a gold "DWM" logo etched on top of the front toggle. The right side of the barrel extension is marked with serial number, "K 086 von 250", (along with a small Interarms Logo) which a matching serial number on the frame, shoulder stock attaching iron and shoulder stock itself. The left side of the frame is marked with the following gold filed, etched inscription, "75 JAHRE/Parabellum-Pistole/Mod. Karabiner". The front grip strap is marked "MAUSER-WERKE OBERNDORF GMBH" and the back of the frame is marked "MADE IN GERMANY". This beautiful example is accompanied by it's original matching walnut Luger carbine stock, two wood base blued magazines, takedown tool, cleaning brush, small plastic Mauser hanging tag, original factory test target, brass cleaning rod, instruction manual, warranty card, and keys for the case locks, all stored in an original Mauser produced, leather bound carrying case. Even the cases were manufactured to simulate/duplicate the original Mauser style carbine carrying cases. Since this pistol was originally produced with a wooden shoulder stock, it has been registered with the Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and is currently listed as a stocked pistol on the ATF Form 4 that carries a $5.00 transfer fee.