This is an example of a prewar Walther commercial PPK pistol with two matching serial numbered magazines that was issued to the SS (Reichssicherheitshauptamt). This is a late variation that still retains the higher polish blue finish, "K" suffix on the serial number with two factory numbered (on the spine) magazines. The left side of the slide is marked with the Walther banner followed by the two-line Walther legend followed by "Mod PPK". The right side has the matching serial number stamped on the slide and factory scribed with the last three digits of the serial number inside the slide opposite the ejection port, along with the commercial "eagle/N" proofs on the chamber area, slide and muzzle of the barrel. It has a 60 degree safety and is fitted with a wrap around checkered brown grip with the Walther banner. The magazines are correctly numbered with the full serial number along with a "1" or "2" respectively on the spine of each magazine. Included with the pistol is a black leather PPK holster that is marked on the lower front tab with: "D.R.G.M./Crossed Rifles/Akah" for the Albrecht Kind holster company. Additionally inside the upper flap of the holster it is ink stamped "Walther PPK" along with a larger circular ink stamp believed to indicate the SS location of the officer.

Excellent with 95% of the original blue finish overall, edge and high spot wear, with some light blue wear/thinning on the top front edge of the slide and the front grip strap. The grip is in very good condition with nice color and checkering on both sides with just a hint of warpage on the lower front edges and a hairline crack on right side. The holster is in excellent condition with a nice dark black finish overall with clear distinct markings and tight stitching. A highly desirable all matching Walther PPK rig.