This is an example of a standard WWI Imperial German Navy Luger. The chamber is dated 1916, and the left side of the barrel extension has the standard "Crown/M" Naval proofmarks, with the front toggle marked with the "DWM" monogram. The left side of the frame rail and front sight bare are all stamped 1916. It is fitted with the distinctive 6 inch Navy style barrel with the standard blade front and two position (100 and 200) Navy rear sight. It has a nickel plated magazine body with the wooden base that is marked with a "Crown/M/5926". This Luger is complete with a WWI artillery leather holster (only) that is stamped inside "M. H. HOFFMANN/BERLIN/1917" and is complete with a reproduction takedown and reproduction cleaning rod. The pistol has an arsenal refurbished blue finish with straw colored small components. Comes with a loading tool, which is marked "B/N" on the lower body.

Very fine with 80% of the slightly faded blue finish overall. The various small parts retain traces of their straw colors. The grips are fine with nice checkering showing minor handling marks and pressure dents. The holster is very good with nice color overall, with clear markings inside with tight stitching, showing minor age cracking of the leather on the face of the holster. The loading tool retains 97% original finish showing some minor flaking.