WWII Model 1934 pistol manufactured during German occupation of Italy. Standard German occupation slide legend with the date 1944. The left grip tang is marked with a questionable "eagle/WaA162" German Army acceptance stamp and a "4/UT" inspection marking (Italian 4th Technical Service). Frame and slide numbers match (according to Beretta records, BB suffixed serial numbered Model 1934 pistols were manufactured for Nazi forces). Standard metal backed plastic "PB" emblem grips. Includes a gray leather holster with a faint "BP" ink stamp on the interior

Refinished. The pistol retains most of the blue finish with some scattered minor pitting. The grips are excellent with only the slightest handling marks. Barrel moves freely when the magazine is out and the slide is pulled back. The holster is very good with tight stitching, supple leather and scattered small scratches.

Manufactured circa March-June 1944. Fixed sights and standard slide markings, with a Brescia proof on the left side of the frame, "4/UT" on the reverse and a boxed "BU" on the right side of the trigger guard. With green leather holster, hand numbered "556967" inside the flap.

Excellent with 97% of the original blue finish showing some bright edge wear and scattered handling marks. A few small scuffs are present on the otherwise very fine grips. Holster is very fine with some fading and wear. Mechanically excellent.