Manufactured with an eye for the perpetually arms-hungry American market, the 1906 Luger was state of the art European military firepower in an eye pleasing package showing all the fit and finish one would expect of German craftsmanship. This particular Luger bears the "GERMANY" import mark on the front of the frame, with "LOADED" on the left side of the extractor and a bright polished lower safety position. Fixed sights, with the "American Eagle" on the chamber, the "DWM" monogram on the toggle, "crown/N" commercial proofs on the appropriate parts and matching numbers overall (grips and magazine blank). Finish is a high polish blue overall with straw colored controls, bright safety bar, and niter blue pins and screws. Included with the pistol is an unmarked brown leather flap holster and an extra magazine. Provenance: The Paul Crockett Jr. Collection