The early 20th-century Luger remains a benchmark for collectors who value mechanical finesse and historical detail. Few examples combine scarcity, original finish, and correct matching parts in a way that rewards both the eye and the historian.

DWM 1906 AMERICAN EAGLE

The DWM 1906 AMERICAN EAGLE is one of roughly 8,000 produced in 7.65mm (30 Luger). This example checks many boxes for serious collectors: late flat toggle knobs, the US eagle over the chamber, an original grip safety, and the unmarked thumb safety area. The toggle is clearly marked DWM and the frame shows GERMANY beneath the serial—details that confirm factory provenance and bolster value. Shop this product to inspect condition photos and purchase options directly on our shop page.

Key Features and Mechanical Condition

This pistol retains approximately 85% bright blue finish with bright strawed components, and all parts including the grips are matching. The extractor stamped LOADED, a fine bore with bright, strong rifling, and light frosting in the grooves are noted—important indicators of original use and bore health. The magazine features an unmarked wood base and the action functions correctly, demonstrating the sound mechanical condition collectors expect.

Why the 7.65mm (30 Luger) Matters

The 7.65mm round is historically significant: lower recoil and excellent inherent accuracy in the Luger platform made it a favored cartridge for target shooting and early service pistols. While not a modern defensive caliber, the 7.65mm offers a smooth shooting experience and period-authentic performance for range work and display.

Collector Value and Pricing

With matching parts, visible DWM markings, and scarce American Eagle proofing, this 1906 Luger commands attention. The listed price of $4,150.99 reflects rarity and condition for collectors seeking an authentic, mechanically sound example. View product details and pricing if you want full specifications and purchasing steps. View product details and pricing

Acquisition Notes

If you’re evaluating this model for a collection or as a centennial-era display piece, verify matching serials, bore condition, and markings noted above. The listing on our shop page links directly to the retailer for purchase and shipping details. Check current availability to confirm this example’s status and order process. Check availability

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