Blade and notch sights, with "WAFFENFABRIK STEYR" on top of the barrel rib and the date code of "W-n(eagle)12" on the rear. Grips are ribbed hardwood, with an unmarked unit disc on the right panel, checkered bolt catch, and a ribbed cocking knob with cocking indicator. With a modern production brown leather military pattern shoulder holster and ten stripper clips which are compatible with the "B" gun.

Excellent with 95% plus original blue finish, scattered light spotting and handling marks, and a mostly gray patina on the small parts. The grips are excellent with sharp serrations and some small dings. Mechanically excellent. Holster is a near mint reproduction.

The Steyr Hahn was originally introduced as a commercial pistol, but was quickly adopted by the Austro-Hungarian, Chilean, and Romanian militaries. Fixed blade and notch sights, standard markings, matching serial numbers on the left side of the slide and frame, "1916" date on the left side of the slide, "eagle 16" acceptance mark on the right side of the trigger guard, and checkered grips with lanyard loop on the butt.

Fine with 70% faded original blue finish remaining, mild edge wear, small surface scratches, and a mostly gray patina on the gripstraps with some spotting on the small parts. The grips are also fine with mostly crisp checkering and small dings and bruises throughout. Mechanically excellent.