Original Item. Only One Available. Many semi-automatic pistols were adopted into German police and military service. The Behorden Sauer pistols, while produced only until 1937, were used as a staff officer's pistol by the German Army. The security lock fitted into the face of the trigger provided an additional safety for this design, which also incorporated a loaded chamber indicator. The Behorden or "authority/official" pistol as this model was designated by J.P. Sauer & Sohn of Suhl, Germany was chambered for the 7.65mm handgun cartridge utilized in many German service sidearms.

This is a lovely holster for the Sauer Behorden pistol, with heavy service wear and crazing in the leather. There is a very faint name written under the flap, likely the German officer who carried it.

The stitching is in fair condition without any serious damage. Someone has made a boxed X marking on the magazine pouch.

A good example, ready for further research and display.