From 1945 production, without the standard Walther banner or marking on the slide. It is estimated that a few thousand of these late war Walther Model PP pistols were completed before the factory was overrun by U.S. forces in April 1945. The slide is marked with an "eagle/WaA359" Waffenamt on the left and with the serial number, "ac" code, and "eagle/N" proof on the right side. The barrel is marked with an "eagle/N" proof, while the left side of the frame is "eagle/WaA359" marked. Features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, a 60-degree safety lever, and lacks a loaded chamber indicator. Fitted with checkered "Walther banner" marked hardwood grips. Includes an unmarked leather holster.

Very fine overall, retaining 75% plus original blue finish with light edge wear, thinning on the slide and grip frame, and faint spotting. The grips are fine. The holster is fine with supple leather. Mechanically excellent.