I own a unique example of one of the most common handguns in the world. It's a Pre-B CZ-75 military/police model. The 'Pre-B' isn't an official designation but indicates a transitional design from the original to the "B" model. The differences are mostly cosmetic, but they seem to be preferred among collectors. The military/police model really only means that hit has a lanyard ring. A unique feature of mine is that there is not import mark on it. I also have the original styrofoam box with cardboard sleeve, along with all the paperwork and the test fire target. I'm not sure if any of that adds any value to it or not, but I've never seen another like it.