This is an example of a very late war Polish P35 pistol as manufactured at the Radom factory. This unique pistol is absent of any slide markings (rare) except for the Nazi firing proof and the "eagle/623" proof mark on the left side. The upper left rear of the frame is marked with a circled backward "S" and there is an "eagle/623" proof on the left trigger guard bow. The matching serial number is marked on the right side of the frame, right rear underside of the slide and on the left side of the grip safety, (the latter without the "K" prefix). It is fitted with a set of late war unstained serrated walnut grips.

Excellent. The pistol retains 98% original phosphate finish with some staining and normal handling wear. The grips are also excellent with a few minor chips, showing very little wear. Mechanically excellent. A very nice late war P35 pistol.