Made by DWM for export, probably to the U.S. The fact that it is both a commercial (non military) pistol in .30 Luger, as well as being an alphabet Luger, put it at about the bottom of Luger resale values, all other factors notwithstanding.
FWIW, value-wise, I have a 1928 alphabet Luger in .30 caliber that I bought from a pawn shop 2 years ago for $1,050 out the door. Mine is all matching numbers and has a little better finish.
If yours is also all matching numbers then I think my $1,050 price represents the floor of what yours is worth. You might get more for it from a motivated buyer, assuming one surfaces.
It should make a fine shooter for either you or someone else as collector value is minimal, IMHO. Others may chime in with differing opinions.
-Bob
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