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Sauer and Sohn contracted them out through Lignose in Berlin, I believe. If I remember correctly, serial numbers below 200,000 were not kept on record (or the records were destroyed or something?) whereas serial numbers beyond 200,000 are easier to get a general idea of when they were made.

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Mar 26, 2012 Model 1913 serial numbers attained about 180,000. Many served in WWII as the German government continued to let selected personnel carry privately purchased handguns chosen from an approved list. A 1953 police handbook from communist East Germany still listed the Model 1913 for issue.
Description: this jp sauer & sohn model 1913 is all original. It has never been reblued. It comes with original holster as well as 2 original mags. The condition of this pistol is 95% or better. This pistol was taken off of a german officer during world war ii. The boar is very sharp, no pitts.

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Sauer 1913 Pistol

J. P. Sauer und Sohn GmbH (Sauer & Sohn) is a German manufacturer of firearms. Founded in 1751 in Suhl, Thuringia, Sauer & Sohn is the oldest firearms manufacturer still active in Germany. The company's production remained there for two centuries, before relocating to Eckernförde in 1951. The move was precipitated by the fall of Nazi Germany, as the German military was responsible for the majority of the company's sales, and by the fact that the partition of Germany left Suhl in Communist East Germany.

Sauer & Sohn has manufactured both handguns and long arms, including pistols, rifles, and shotguns. Of particular note is the company's Sauer 38H, the first mass-produced semiautomatic pistol to feature a cocking/decocking lever.

Sauer & Sohn often collaborates with Swiss Arms AG (formerly SIG Arms AG) since the mid-1970s in the design and manufacture of semi-automatic pistols branded as 'SIG-Sauer'. Prior to this, a previous collaboration with Weatherby (1958 - early 1970s) was the mass production of their Mark V hunting rifles. They are also well known for their hunting rifles.

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