Manufactured in 1936 for the commercial market, likely for export to nations like the United States. All metal components are finished in verchromt (satin chrome), a rare plating method that was used on limited numbers of Walther PP pistols manufactured during the 1930s. Unlike a normal polished chrome or blue finish, the verchromt finish features an attractive low dull luster, almost reminiscent of a phosphate or matte stainless finish, and provides corrosion protection to the underlying metal. Walther PPs finished in verchromt are seldom found, with this example being one of only a few that we have had the pleasure to offer. Features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, standard markings on the left of the slide in black, ring hammer, and 90 degree safety. The right side of the chamber and slide are "crown/N" commercial proofed, along with "Made in Germany" added under the model designation on the left. Fitted with a pair of black and brown colored "Walther banner" checkered hard rubber grips and magazine with matching verchromt finish. Includes a pigskin leather flap holster marked "1934" under the lip of the securing strap.

Excellent, retaining 98% original Walther factory verchromt finish with limited minor flaking, faint staining on the grip straps, slight discoloration from dried grease, added silver paint on the safety, and faint handling marks. The grips are excellent with crisp checkering. Holster is exceptionally fine. Mechanically excellent. It would be difficult to find a similar Model PP finished in verchromt.