Outfitted with the early telescoping winding lever, with the serial number "60551" on the unribbed top and lightly ribbed bottom, a makers mark of 3 small hexagons inside a larger hexagon on the bottom, "backwards J" and "E B" on the side of the lever and "GERMANY" on the bottom. The hexagonal proof is associated with AEG (Allgemeine Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft, or General Electric Company), a Berlin firm that chiefly produced electrical equipment, but also manufactured military equipment such as multi-engine tactical bombers. The bottom also has the cartridge counter markings around the circumference. With a stamped sheet metal dust cover, also bearing the AEG hexagon stamp.

Fine, with 70% blue, mild wear on the edges, a few scattered ding, and light handling marks overall. Spring is strong.