This is a super rare example of a very late production, NSKK marked Walther PP in 7.65mm. These pistols were issued to officers in the National Socialist Transport Corps, (National Sozialistisches Kraftfahr Korps). The left side of the slide is marked with the Walther banner, followed by the two line address and caliber markings, "Mod.PP", and the NSKK markings that consist of the "NSKK" Banner on top of a German spread-wing eagle holding a swastika. The right side of the barrel and the frame under the ejection port are marked with Eagle "N" proofs, and the serial number runs vertically down the right side of the frame in front of the grips. The inside of the slide has the matching last three digits of the serial number. The pistol is fitted with the correct wartime two-piece black plastic checkered grips that have the Walther banner at the top of each grip. It is complete with one Walther marked magazine with the black plastic finger extension on the bottom.

Excellent overall with 95% plus of the original blue finish remaining overall with some wear on the edges and high spots, slight thinning on the front and rear grip strap, with some minor wear and finish loss on the right side of the slide from sliding in and out of the holster. The markings are clear and sharp and the grips are in excellent condition with nice checkering and markings with no cracks or damage. The serial number of this pistol falls right in line with those noted in Rankin's first Walther book on page 100.