J. P. Sauer & Sohn 38H .32ACP

Manufactured between 1938-1945. The Sauer 38H, often linked with Walther due to the similar market and era, is a classic German semi-automatic pistol produced during and just after World War II. It was known for its innovative features, such as an internal hammer and a decocking lever, thumb safety, and served as a competitor to the Walther PPK. This example is in its original patina with "Waffenamt Eagle over N" under serial number at back right side of the frame, "Eagle over 37" on right side front part of the trigger guard, original checkered baklite grips with S over S depicting the initials on the manufacturer, and 2 - 8 rnd original magazines. Includes a leather flap holster. Please see photos. C&R