Manufactured in 1982 as a run of just 250 pistols, this Luger features polished blue finish on the upper, side plate, and grip straps with a matte blue on the sides and straw small parts. A panel has been etched on the left side and gold inlaid with "Mod. 1902 Cartridge Counter" in Gothic script. The toggle features a similar oval panel with "DWM" logo inlaid in gold. The left grip features the rare cartridge counter feature. The magazine baseplate is wood and is marked "Cal. 9M/M". Includes a plastic stand, briefcase style case containing cleaning tools, a takedown tool, extra magazine with matching baseplate, two dummy rounds, and original paperwork including matching number target. This luger was featured in Automatic Magazine Volume LI, Issue 1 in the article "The Last of its Kind-Was it Really?" A signed copy of the article is included. Provenance: The Klaus Meyer Collection

Excellent overall, retaining 99% plus original blue finish with minimal handling marks and crisp grip checkering. Mechanically excellent. Case is also excellent with limited storage and handling marks.