Rare, Excellent CZ Model 27 "Böhmische" Rig - German Police Issue

Description

08/28/26 - This is a rare CZ Model 27 rig from 1943 with a German Police designated "Eagle/K" acceptance proof. This example represents the earlier "Böhmische" variation, characterized by a vivid factory high-polish blued finish and straw-colored small parts. Only about 7,000 CZ 27 pistols were issued to the German police between 1941 and 1945, with only a couple thousand bearing the '43 date on the trigger guard. The original bluing shows very little finish loss overall, though light freckling is present on both sides of the slide, most pronounced on the forward left portion of the slide and frame. Very minor freckling is also visible on the strawed trigger, with a few light surface dots at the rear surrounding the hammer. The pistol is fitted with an excellent original one-piece grip with no chips or cracks. The bore is stone mint.
 It comes as a complete rig with two total correctly marked magazines in excellent condition and an excellent, properly marked 1942-dated leather holster. The holster exhibits minor scuffs, light wrinkling, and a tiny hint of surface cracking along the upper curve of the top flap. Extra stitch holes are present on either side of the belt loop, indicating it was possibly repositioned or replaced, though the leather's color and texture perfectly match the holster body. The belt loop stitching is clearly period, and the remaining stitching is perfectly intact. The leather remains firm yet pliable, and is of excellent quality.