Made under Nazi occupation at Spreewerke during World War II Fixed sights with "P.38 cyq" stamped on slide with "eagle/88" proofs. Matching number on barrel lug, slide and frame. The locking block is numbered "270". Grips are ribbed bakelite, and the magazine is unmarked.

Excellent. 97% original blue finish remains with sharp markings, faint edge wear, and some small dings. The grips are also excellent with some small scuffs. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured in 1944 with standard fixed blade front and notch rear sights, standard slide markings with "eagle/swastika" firing proofs on the slide, barrel, and locking block, "eagle/WaA135" acceptance marks on the frame and slide, and matching visible serial numbers with the exception of the locking block which is marked "340/B" on the underside and "eagle/359" on the right side, and the magazine which is marked "eagle/WaA706/jvd" on the spine. Serrated grips with lanyard loop on the left side.

Excellent. 98% original blue finish remains with some light edge wear and scattered light handling marks. The grips are also excellent with some small dings. Mechanically excellent.