Manufactured in 1939 the VIS-35 Pistol was the standard sidearm of Poland and following the invasion and occupation in September 1939, it became a secondary weapon for the German Army. The left side of the slide is marked: "F.B. RADOM/1939r." and "VIS-wz.35/pat.Nr.15567" with the standard Polish Eagle in the middle of the markings. This early model is fitted with a takedown catch and a slotted back strap for mounting a stock, and is fitted with a pair of checkered grips marked "FB" and "VIS" on the left and right side, respectively. It is complete with an early type magazine with the double pinned base plate that is marked "G2".

Very fine with 90% plus of the original blue finish overall with edge and high spot wear, with some very minor lite corrosion spots on the sides of the slide at the muzzle. The grips are excellent with nice original checkering and minor handling marks. The pistol has matching numbers, and the barrel has been polished up with pitting visible in the chamber area. Mechanically excellent.