Fixed sights, the chamber dated "1917" and the front toggle marked with the "crown/ERFURT" logo. "Crown/script letter" and Imperial Eagle firing proofs are present on several parts, with the "crown/RC" stamp on the extension, frame, and rear toggle link. Excluding the magazine, external numbers are matching. Safety and extractor are marked "GESICHERT" and "GELADEN" respectively. Straw finished small parts and fitted with checkered walnut grips. With two nickel plated magazines, a takedown tool and a brown leather flap holster. A faint 1916 maker's stamp and extensive hand-markings are present inside the flap with the largest being a note stating the pistol was captured from a Prussian Lieutenant "Sheltz" during the Hundred Days Offensive in October of 1918.

Fine with 60% of the original blue finish, mild pitting overall, areas of brown patina and scattered handling marks. 50% of the original straw color is present on the trigger, the takedown catch and safety lever. Grips are very fine with a few chips. Holster is fair with crisp checkering, scuffs, cuts and dark spots. Mechanically excellent.