Released in 1949, the P-210 was a top of the line police and military sidearm through the 1970s, having a level of fit more in line with a top-rate target pistol than a government-issued sidearm, commanding a reputation as a high quality pistol to this day. Fixed sights, with the "Swiss cross in shield" on top of the slide, "SIG" in an oval on the left, matching numbers on the barrel, slide and frame, and "Polizei" engraved on the left side rail behind the coat of arms of Thurgau, a Northeastern Canton of Switzerland. Fitted with a smooth trigger, serrated slide catch, safety and hammer, and checkered and grooved wraparound grips with a lanyard staple and a bottom-mounted magazine catch. With a blue box marked "SIG" in gold.

Very fine as refurbished with 95% of the blue finish, showing bright wear along the high edges and scattered handling marks. The grips are excellent, with sharp checkering and a few light handling marks. The box is very good, with a label absent from the end and minor stains. Mechanically excellent.