These two pistols both employ the similar mechanisms involving using the spurred trigger guards to open the action. Both also have fluted barrels and have the same style of engraving patterns and finishes. This pistol has "0,2 gr N.G.P.M/71" over "1,8grBl." on the left side of the barrel near the breech, "D.R. Pat./73855" on the left side of the frame and has German proofmarks on the right side of the frame and bottom of the barrel. It is fitted with adjustable target sights and double set triggers.

This pistol is engraved "DEUTSCHE WAFFENFABRIK GEORG KNAAK BERLIN S.W. 48" on the top of the barrel between the dovetailed beaded blade and notch rear sights. Deutsche Waffenfabrik Georg Knaak was active around 1880-1910. The checkered forearm has a partially faint "GERMANY" stamp. There are also some faint German proofmarks on the barrel and frame.