This is a nice example of a DWM Model 1906 Commercial Luger made for export to the United States that has been fitted with an Ideal shoulder stock/leather holster. These Luger shoulder stocks were patented by the Ideal Holster Company and made expressly for these early commercial Luger pistols. To utilize this stock, the Luger required a set of walnut grips with a steel backing plate also designed by the Ideal company which attached to the telescoping metal stock. Additionally, the stock can extended an additional 4 inches giving it an overall length of 14 inches. The metal frame of the stock is attached to a leather holster to store the pistol. The metal frame is marked "PATENTS PENDING". The chamber is marked with the American Eagle crest, and the front toggle link is marked with the DWM logo. The front of the frame has the full serial number/"GERMANY" indicating it was exported out of Germany, and the bottom of the barrel is also marked with only the serial number. It has the full number on the barrel and frame with the partial number on the underside of the barrel extension, and small parts. The wood base magazine is unmarked. It has the pre-war blued finish, and the safety, trigger, takedown lever, and ejector have a straw color.

Excellent with 98% of the blue finish overall on the Luger. The various small parts retain 60% of their straw colors. Mechanically excellent. The smooth walnut grips are in very fine condition. The metal portion of the Ideal stock retains 90% plus bright original high polish blue with some light scratches. The leather holster is also in excellent condition with a nice brown color overall with some minor aging of the otherwise excellent leather.