A compact semi-automatic pistol in the classic Mauser HSc pattern, with a streamlined blued slide, exposed muzzle, rounded contours and a small hammer at the rear. The trigger, trigger guard and slide serrations are cleanly modeled.

Brown checkered grip panels bearing a maker's roundel flank the frame, and a detachable magazine seats in the butt with a small finger-rest floorplate. The elegant, pocketable profile marks it as a mid-1900s European sidearm.

A period firearm accessory for World War II and film-noir dioramas, detective and officer figures, and historical skirmish wargames. Suits a holstered sidearm or a drawn-pistol vignette on a 1930s-1940s scene.