This is a scarce example of a late production Swiss model 1934/06 commercial contract Luger pistol that was produced by the DWM/Mauser factory, with the "Cross in Sunburst" crest on the chamber and DWM logo on the front toggle. It is theorized that these were ordered by a Swiss retailer, intending them for commercial sales in Switzerland. They used the early letter "V" suffix code in the serial number before the DWM/Mauser factory switched to the standard five-digit serial number block. This example has the correct polished/milled lower safety position with no markings with the "GELADEN" marked extractor. It has the early Mauser factory Crown/U proofmarks with the distinctive fast taper barrel, 1906 style grip safety with no stock lug, flat toggles and correct Swiss cross proof on the various parts. The pistol is complete with one nickel-plated magazine with an unmarked wooden base.

Fine as professionally restored with 95% of the current blue finish overall with only minor edge and high spot wear. The smaller parts retain 75% of their straw colors. The grips are in very fine condition with nice distinct checkering overall with minor handling marks with some wear across the tops of the checkering.