Produced for use with the extra scarce Mauser Model 1912/14 pistol. The main body and follower are finished in nickel with a pair of long thin cartridge viewing slits on the left side, "139" stamped on the rear above the notch for the magazine catch and proper slotting on the top rear for the hold open. The floor plate is finished in a fine niter blue with an integral retention spring. The exact quantity of 1912/14 magazines made is unknown but given the limited quantity made (200 or less) and the even more limited quantity exported to the United States (estimated at 8) opportunities to get your hands on a spare or replacement 1912/14 magazine in any condition will be rare.

Excellent with 98% of the original nickel finish showing a few light handling marks and a small amount of spotting overall. Vivid niter blue is present on the floor plate, with a small amount of edge wear and brown patina. We have not attempted to load the magazine but depressing the follower by hand shows the spring to retain good tension. A rare opportunity to complete or enhance one of the rarest Mauser semi-automatic pistols.