Mauser Pocket Pistol 1934 in Guns World

	Mauser_M1934_L.jpg Left side of a Mauser Model 1934. Note the serial number placement in a milled out panel, the Mauser name and address, the Mauser banner, and the curved back of the one piece grip. This curved back of the grip is one way to distinguish between the Model 1914 (which has a straight backed grip) and the Model 1934. The placement of the slide serial number in a milled out area is another distinguishing characteristic between the models 1914 and 1934. The slide serial number of the model 1914 is in the same location, but is not in a milled out depression.
	Mauser_M1934_R.jpg Right side of the same Mauser Model 1934. Note the cartridge designation, and the patent notification (D.R.P. u. A. P.). This is a reblued pistol, and there is deep pitting on the extractor under the blue.
	Mauser_M1934_L_CU.jpg Close up of the Mauser name and address, and the Mauser banner. The Mauser name and address differs between the pre-1922 Model 1914 and the Model 1934.
	Mauser_M1934_Banner.jpg Close up of the Mauser banner. The Mauser banner also differs slightly between the Model 1914 and 1934.
	Mauser_M1934_R_CU.jpg Close up of the right side slide marking.