These are normally found with a high polished blued finish. Were available with a nickel finish, engraving, or both, as well as fancy grip material and NIROSTA marked barrel. Regular caliber is 7.65mm, but a very few are known in .22 LR that are probably proto-type pistols. Note: Add $100 for nickel finish; $250 for engraving; $350 for both; $500 with nickel, engraving and a fancy grip material; $500 for NIROSTA marked stainless barrel; 300 percent for .22-caliber.

These are actually Model 1930 pistols found in 220000 to 223000 serial number range. They do not have trigger safety and/or indicator pin.

Frame and slide are made of Duralumin material. These are rare pistols! Note: Add $250 for stainless barrel.

Found with and w/o NIROSTA marked barrels.

Found with and w/o NIROSTA marked barrels.

Please consult an expert for pricing.

Examples will be found with police acceptance on the left side of triggerguard. In a few cases on the front or rear grip straps. Black Bakelite grips are standard.

Non-adjustable front sight (a round blade).

Adjustable front sight.

All known are with the adjustable front sight.

(Having abbreviations of a city and property number of the pistol on grip strap.) Very few of these are known. Examples are S.Mg. 52, Sch. 78, etc.