Manufactured around 1935, this pistol bears the typical markings and features for the Walther PP pistol, with standard slide markings, 90 degree safety, "crown/N" proofs, matching hand-scribed number inside the slide, and black plastic grip extension. The right side of the slide is engraved "SA der NSDAP/Gruppe Ostland/Reiterstandarte 3" (Storm Troopers of the National Socialist German Worker's Party/Group East Land/Cavalry Unit 3) on the front strap. Gruppe Ostland was the SA organizational unit responsible for personnel and operations in "East Prussia", a portion of the former Kingdom of Prussia physically separated from Germany proper by the Polish Corridor and Free City of Danzig established after World War II but still part of the country. The NSDAP was also active there, involved in the general political street fighting of the late Weimar era and actively engaging in the suppression (and outright murder) of political rivals following Hitler's rise to power. Records on Reiterstandarte 3 are limited. Included with the pistol is a brown leather Albrecht Kind holster.

Very fine, with 85% plus bright original blue finish, showing bright edge wear, minor spotting, and light handling marks. The grips are good, with some shrinkage, cracks forming in the front edges, and minor dings. Mechanically excellent. Holster is fair, with scuffing and cracking.