This is an example of a beautiful DWM Model 1906 first issue/altered, German Navy Luger rig that is complete with three magazines (two matching) an original "matching" Navy stock and original Navy holster with straps and double magazine pouch. These were the standard pre-WWI Navy issue Lugers issued to the Imperial German Navy all the way through WWI and even into the Weimar era, albeit almost all were reworked or destroyed under the Versailles treaty after WWI. This series of Navy Luger has the standard grip safety, with the altered second pattern (upper) marked safety with no chamber date. The left side of the barrel extension has the double Crown over "M" proofmarks with the smaller Imperial "Crown" firing proof, that is repeated again on the left side of the barrel. The frame and underside of the barrel are both correctly numbered with the full serial number (6668a) along with the bore markings on the barrel. The last two digits of the serial number (68) are correctly stamped on the various small parts. The back grip strap is correctly inscribed "W.W./2208". As noted the magazines that accompany this pistol are the original pre-war versions that have the nickel plated body with the wooden base that has the concentric circles on the ends. The one in the pistol is unnumbered or marked, with the two in the magazine pouch being correctly numbered length wise on the base with the full serial number (6668), along with a single "Crown M" Navy acceptance proof on each base. The two spares are contained in an original, pre-WWI dark brown leather, double pocket magazine pouch, that has a single closure tab on the front with a single brass stud, with a single horizontal loop on the back that is intended for the shoulder/carrying straps for the holster. Also accompanying this Luger is an original Navy pattern, walnut board stock with matching attaching iron, numbered "6668a" on top of the iron. The stock itself has a single Imperial "Crown/M" Navy proof on the side and is still fitted with an original steel stock disc, that is marked on the disc, "W.W./2208", which also matches the grip strap markings. The pouch is marked on the back, "H. MILLER & Co./Offenback a.M.". The holster itself is an original German Navy model that accommodates the six-inch barrel and is marked on the inside "LOW SOHNE/ACT./GES./BERLIN". It has the correct cleaning rod pouch sewn on the side, with the pouch for the take-down tool on the inside of the flap, that contains an original Navy proofed take-down tool. The holster is complete with an original wooden handled, brass cleaning rod with the zigzag end.

Excellent with 95% plus of the original blue finish overall with slight wear on the edges and high spots overall with some blue loss on the front frame rails, the side plate hump and the left side of the muzzle area. The grips are also in excellent condition with nice sharp original checkering on both sides with light wear across the tops of the checkering. The stock is in very fine condition with a nice even original brown color overall with nice clear sharp markings and proofs, with normal handling marks and light scratches on both sides. The holster, magazine pouch and straps are all in very good to excellent condition with nice color overall, clear distinct markings with nice tight stitching with normal scuffs and light age cracking in some areas. As noted this Luger rig has matching numbers except the one magazine as noted and the firing pin (also unnumbered) and the right grip panel which is also unnumbered but correct. An extremely rare example of a very scarce and complete 1906 Navy Luger rig.