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.