Inverted "V" blade front and fixed notch rear sights, chamber dated "1916", World War I era proofs and acceptance marks on the right side of the barrel extension, "GERMANY" on the left frame rail, matching serial numbers on the front of the frame and left side of barrel extension, and military style matching partial "40" serial number on the small parts. The barrel has been sleeved down to 7.65 mm Luger Automatic. With an overall blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered grips, and nickel plated magazine with matching numbered wood base. With brown leather holster marked "N. Burghard/Pasing/AWM/2" on the back, and unmarked takedown tool.

Fine as professionally resleeved/rechambered for 7.65 mm ammunition with 80% original blue finish, areas of high point and edge wear, some small scratches and dings, and re-strawed small parts. The grips are also fine with some smoothing along the lower edges, crisp checkering on the balance, and some small dings. The magazine base is chipped on the left side. Mechanically excellent. Holster is good with scuffs and small scratches overall, tight stitching, cracking on the closure strap, and some mild oil staining.