Released in 1949, the P210 was a top of the line police and military sidearm through the 1970s, having a level of fit more in line with a top-rate target pistol than a government-issued sidearm, commanding a reputation as a high quality pistol to this day. This particular 210, bearing the "D" (Deutschland) serial prefix, lacking "Swiss cross" marks or a lanyard ring, and equipped with a loaded chamber indicator, indicates a contract pistol for the West German Bundesgrenzschutz (Federal Border Guard, forerunner of the modern Federal Police and home of the GSG-9 counter-terror unit). Fixed sights, "SIG" in an oval on the left side of the slide, matching numbers on the barrel, slide, frame and hammer group, smooth trigger and serrated grips.

Very fine, with 80% of the matte blue finish, showing bright edge wear, areas of gray patina, and mild cycling wear and handling marks. The grips are also very fine, with some light wear. Mechanically excellent.