Nice video, Littlef.
The crown my collection is this circa 1915 - 17 Wartime Commercial C96 that I bought at the end of 2016. It was a WW2 GI bring-back. The stock is original, although the serial number doesn't match the pistol.
I almost peed my pants after I got it home and ran a couple patches through the bore, because it was damn near mint.
That's a beautiful c96 Dave. - One suggestion for you on the replica leather harness. (Mine's a replica too.) If you take it off the wood, and twist it, and bend it up a bit it'll get a few creases in the leather here and there. Then, take black shoe polish, and put a good coat of black shoe polish all over it. Use a toothbrush and really work it into the new white threads, all the fresh cut leather edges, and really work it into any of the creases formed from twisting and bending. Then, buff off the black polish. It stays in the creases and nooks and crannies, and gives the appearance of a little age where dirt and grime would naturally collect over the years. It still is a new replica, but it helps it blend in so it doesn't look blatantly obvious that its brand new. I've started doing that with any new leather that needs a little aging.