Manufactured in Belgium on contract for the Netherlands. Following the Nazi invasion of Holland in 1940, Dutch 1922's were found in the hands of both German soldiers and forces loyal to the Dutch Government-in-Exile. Fixed sights, with the "Crown/W" of Queen Wilhelmina on top of the slide, two-line address and patent markings on the left, and Belgian proofs on the slide, frame and barrel, which also have matching serial numbers along with the magazine. No Nazi proofs are present. With checkered "FN" grips and a lanyard ring. Included with the lot is a black leather holster, cleaning rod and extra magazine. An example of a Nazi-captured 1922 can be seen on page 81 of Jan Still's "Axis Pistols, Volume II".