This is an example of a 1933 Police rework Luger that was manufactured by the Mauser factory in the early days of the Nazi rearmament. It has the correct blank chamber and an unmarked front toggle. The right side of the barrel extension is stamped with the early Mauser factory WaA66 Waffenampt proof along with the early Mauser firing proof which is also stamped on the right rear side of the barrel. There is also a faint mauser firing proof on the left side of the breechblock. It has the standard "GESICHERT" and "GELADEN" marked safety/extractor area. It is still fitted with the Police sear safety spring over the side plate and the partial magazine safety spring as required on early Police lugers. The front end of the magazine safety spring has been correctly clipped as required in 1934/35. The front strap is marked "L. D. 66.", (Landjagerei/Dusseldorf). Although an early issue Police Luger, it is numbered somewhat like a commercial Luger with the frame and barrel having the full serial number and only a few of the smaller parts (side plate, trigger, and takedown lever) also numbered and the balance all unmarked. It has the standard rust blued finish and straw colored small parts. It is complete with one unmarked, tin plated magazine with a unmarked wooden base.