CZ 24 – Pre War Czech Military Pistol, Unit Marked, Complete Rig

This is an excellent, complete example of the Ceská Zbrojovka Model 24 Made in 1926 the standard Czechoslovak military sidearm of the interwar period. Designed by František Myška and produced at Strakonice, the CZ 24 represents a key step in early Czech pistol development, preceding the well known CZ 27. This pistol retains matching serial numbers on the frame and slide, with sharp factory rollmarks and clean Czech military acceptance stamps. The finish shows honest service wear while preserving strong edges and clear legends. Mechanically, the pistol functions smoothly, and the bore remains bright with well defined rifling. A major highlight of this example is the presence of original unit markings, providing direct historical attribution to the specific military formation that issued the pistol. Unit marked CZ 24s are significantly less common and are highly sought after by collectors who value documented service history. Also included is the correct original CZ 24 holster, constructed in the proper Czech military pattern with the expected stitching, belt loops, and internal magazine pouch. Original holsters for this model are increasingly scarce, and having a pistol and holster set adds considerable completeness and collector appeal. The pistol is accompanied by its proper CZ 24 magazine, correct in construction and finish for the model. Together, the pistol, unit marking, and correct holster form a cohesive, historically intact set—an uncommon find given the heavy use these pistols saw before and during WWII, including continued service under German occupation. This is a standout example for collectors of Czech, interwar, or WWII era European military handguns.