This is a very fine example of a 1916 dated Steyr-Hahn Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol. The left side of frame and slide are serial numbered "1607n" and is marked "STEYR 1916" on the rear of the slide. The barrel is numbered to match the slide and frame on the rear locking lug. It is also marked with the large "S" towards the rear of the slide along with a small letter "K" on the frame, slide, follower, extractor hammer, and safety lever. The right side of the frame is marked "W.n/eagle/16" It is fitted with checkered walnut grips and includes a single 8 round stripper clip of 9mm Steyr ammunition.

Excellent with 95% plus original blue finish, some areas of light high point and edge wear and some scattered handling marks. The hammer and trigger are bright with some light spotting and the safety lever, hammer retention screw and grip screw show a muted straw finish with bright high points. The grips are also excellent with well defined checkering and light general handling marks. Mechanically excellent.

The left side of frame and slide are serial numbered "10933" and is marked "STEYR 1918" on the rear of the slide. It is also marked with the large "S" towards the rear of the slide along with a small letter "K" on the frame, slide, follower, extractor, hammer, and safety lever. It is fitted with checkered walnut grips and includes a russet leather holster marked "EUGEN HUBER/MILITAR-EFFEKTEN/MUNCHEN 1918/AWM/1/17" under the front flap. Also included are two stripper clips of 9mm Steyr ammunition, totaling 16 rounds and a photocopy of a National Automatic Pistol Collectors Association/Auto Mag letter, which attributes a 5-digit serial number with no suffix as being evidence of Bavarian acquisition.

Very fine as professionally restored overall. The frame and slide have 99% of the rust blue finish with scattered light handling marks and some very mild spotting on the underside of the frame. The straw small parts have 90% of the current finish with some of the markings buffed light, most noticeable on the hammer. The grips are very fine with well defined though slightly smoothed checkering and general light handling marks. Holster is very good with tight stitching, flexible leather and mostly clear makers markings. The ammunition is good with some light oxidation and verdigris formation.