Manufactured by Manurhin Company in France. The left side of the slide is marked "MANUFACTURE DEMACHINES / DUHAUT-RHIN" followed by the Manurhin logo over "Made in France" followed by "LIC. EXCL. WALTHER / MOD. PP Cal..22LR". The right side of the slide is marked "Repr. J. V. ASTROM-BJURTJARN". Fixed low profile sights, proof marks on the right side of the frame, slide and barrel, brown checkered grips with a thumb rest for the right hand and a brown plastic 3/4 inch magazine extension. Complete with original box numbered to the gun, extra left grip panel without the thumb rest, extra magazine with a plastic base and cleaning rods.

Introduced in 1953, and most famous for it's use as a stand-in for the Walther PPK on the posters of several Sean Connery-era James Bond posters. Ramp patridge front and adjustable rear sights, with standard frame markings, serial numbered barrel and checkered Walther thumb rest grips. With manual, and assortment of spare parts and an original wood cocking knob.