This is an excellent example of an early Model 1929 Swiss commercial contract Luger as manufactured by Waffenfabrik in Bern, Switzerland. This pistol was manufactured in the first block of serial numbers (P25,001-P26,600). These commercial Model 1929 pistols were intended for sale within Switzerland and have a very distinctive straight angular grip frame, wider grip safety, a flat, almost cast or stamped thumb safety lever, flat non-checkered magazine release with a turned or rebated front section of the barrel extension that matches the outside diameter of the barrel shoulder. They also lack the checkering or knurling on the sides of the toggles. The chamber is unmarked and the toggle has the "Swiss Cross in a Shield". The barrel is correctly numbered on the side of the shoulder and has a small "Swiss Geneva Cross", acceptance proof on the underside. The full serial number is stamped on the left side frame rail (and not on the front end) and again on top of the rear toggle. Nickel plated magazine with plastic base and marked with a single script "P" proof on the spine, and fitted with black plastic grips with the correct molded markings on each panel.