Note: Add $1500 boxed examples complete with factory manual, clean ring rod, all accessories, extra magazine, etc.; $250 factory nickel; $350 factory chrome; $1000 factory engraving.

Slide and magazines marked CAL. .22 LANG. (Some with steel frame and slides; some with Dural frames and slides.) Found in 269900 range. TO RARE TO PRICE.

Special order pistol in .22-caliber. Similar in appearance to Walther's 1936 Jagerschafts pistol. Very rare.

First Eagle N (post January 1940) police accepted pistols. Found in 270000 to 276000 ranges. Note: Add 50 percent for E/F.

First official military accepted range of 2,000 pistols. In a range found between 271000 to 273000. Two Eagle 37 military acceptance marks found on triggerguard.

Pistols found with high polish finish. Have only one Eagle 37 acceptance mark. Letter H found on all small parts.

This variation includes remainder of high polish blued police accepted pistols. Note: Add $50 matching magazine; $200 both matching mags and correct police holster; $300 both matching mags and correct matching numbered police accepted and dated holster.