3/31/21 - This is an excellent example of a Mauser Model 1910. It is all matching and has the proper "Crown U" proofs. It has a "Germany" export mark on the left side of the frame, indicating it was sold in the international commercial market. There is an unknown marking on the tang. It looks to be a "Script W". We're not sure what it means - could be a retailer. The gun has retained about 95% of its original bluing. There is spotty wear on the front strap, around the muzzle, on the high edges of the slide, and on the top of the slide. The fire bluing on the trigger is in tact, but the screws have no finish. Comes with a nice grip and a period-correct magazine. The grip has minor bruises throughout.
