This Luger was manufactured after World War I with mixed parts in the style of the police forces of the Weimar Republic. The chamber and breechblock are blank and the barrel extension is marked with "droop wing" eagle and "WaA66" proofs on the right side. The breechblock, firing pin, front toggle, hold-open and safety components are unnumbered, with the rest matching. The front strap is marked "L.Op.I1". Fitted with checkered grips. Pistol has an alloy magazine base which is numbered to match the gun.

Excellent with 97% of the arsenal blued finish. Some high edge wear is visible overall, with mild handling marks and sub-surface pitting. The grips are a very good replacement, slightly oversized with sharp checkering. Mechanically excellent. An excellent example of a early Nazi sneak Luger pistol.