This is a very scarce late DWM/Mauser model 1906/34 commercial Luger pistol. It has a new style frame with the coil spring action with the lower safety area marked "GESICHERT", with a grip safety numbered in a military style with the "t" suffix serial number. These were all manufactured in the late 1920s and up through the early 1930s when the DWM factory was trying to garner commercial sale in both the US AND Germany. These were manufactured using left over military parts combined with new manufactured parts from the Mauser factory. It is correctly chambered in 7.65mm luger and it has the blank chamber area, with the DWM logo on the front toggle. It has fixed front and rear sights, with no proofs except for the standard "Crown/N" commercial proof on the left side of the barrel extension on the underside of the barrel. It has the rust blued metal finish with straw colored small parts. It is fitted with checkered grips with a tin plated magazine with a wood base marked "GERMANY". This outstanding pistol also comes with a rare early brown leather commercial holster as manufactured by the Albrecht Kind company that has the small "crossed rifles/A.K." stamp on the front. It also includes three additional, like new tin-plated magazines with unmarked wooden bases and a proofed take down tool.