Originally the primary sidearm of Poland's military prior to October 6, 1939, the Radom VIS Mod.35 was re-branded the as the P.35(p) and adopted into service as a supplemental sidearm by the Germans following their invasion and occupation of the country. Features fixed blade front and notch rear sights, the one-line Radom model marking and ""P.35(p.)"" added below the standard slide markings, "eagle/WaA77" on the left slide and frame, "eagle/swastika" and "eagle/WaA623" also marked on the left of the slide, "eagle/swastika" and "eagle/623" on the barrel, and a holster stock slot machined into the backstrap. With matching serial number on the inside of the slide and non-matching "529" partial non the barrel. Fitted with checkered "FB" and "VIS" grips. Includes an unmarked period brown leather flap holster and extra magazine.

Exceptionally fine, retaining 90% plus original arsenal deep blue finish with slight plum coloration, light edge wear, limited minor spotting, thinning on the grip straps, and light cycling wear. The left grip panel is excellent, while the right panel is fine with a broken lower section around the screw hole and absent lower screw. The holster is fine with supple leather. The extra magazine does not engage the slide catch, otherwise mechanically excellent.