Fixed sights, with the "1941" date over the chamber and the Mauser "banner" logo on the toggle. A set of "eagle/N" proofs are present on the extension and breechblock, and the "eagle/swastika L" police stamp is on the right side of the extension. The barrel has the alignment mark and "8,82" diameter measurement but is otherwise unmarked. Finish is full blue, with the takedown safety installed on the extension, and the external numbers are matching. The two magazines have blued stamped bodies and are numbered "1" and "2" on the alloy bases above "2174/eagle/swastika L" (no suffix). The holster is a 1941 dated Otto Sindel, with a police-style eagle and "Pol.Chtz" (possibly Polizei Chemnitz) stamped in the back and "SORENSEN" hand-cut between the belt loops. An unmarked takedown tool that has been filed on the bottom edge is included. No information on Sorensen is available, though such markings are commonly found in field-captured G.I. war trophies.

Very fine, with 90% of the original blue finish, showing some light handling marks, bright edge wear, and a few hints of spotting and brown patina. The slightly ill-fitting replacement grips (the left panel obstructs magazine release button) are also very fine, with some light dings and dark spots. The holster is fine, with some scattered minor scuffs and scratches. Mechanically excellent.