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Fritz,
Thanks for the information! In case you would be interested, I have one other 08/34, #41326, marked S.W. 2581. No German re-proofs, and came with the original holster and both numbered magazines. I understand S.W. means "Sicherheitswache", or Austrian State Security Service, and the gun probably "joined" the German Police after the union of Austria and The Reich.
Thanks for the information! In case you would be interested, I have one other 08/34, #41326, marked S.W. 2581. No German re-proofs, and came with the original holster and both numbered magazines. I understand S.W. means "Sicherheitswache", or Austrian State Security Service, and the gun probably "joined" the German Police after the union of Austria and The Reich.
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