This pistol features an extended barrel, standard markings, and German commercial proofs, fixed blade and notch sights, and checkered grips with the caliber on enameled medallions. The left side of the trigger guard is marked with Czech proofs and dated "6" "34".

Fine. The pistol has 50% plus of the original blue finish. Displaying areas of light pitting, handling marks, spotting, edge wear, and the balance a dark patina. The grips are very good with a chip out of the top right rear well defined checkering and handling marks. Mechanically fine.

The left side of the slide is inscribed "St. P.V.D./43" indicating issue to a state police unit (Gestapo) in the area of Dusseldorf. Otherwise the pistol has standard markings, fixed sights, and is equipped with the third variation takedown lever integral to the trigger guard. The pistol includes an Akah Walther Model 8 leather holster that has been marked "GERSTENMAIER /OBLT." indicating the holster was owned by an Oberlieutenant (First Lieutenant).

Fine. The pistol has 75% of the original blue finish, areas of mild edge wear, general handling marks, scattered light surface rust, and mild dings. The grips are also fine with handling marks and noticeable warping at the bottom edges of both panels. Mechanically excellent. The holster is good with light age cracks, flexible leather, handling marks, and a few mild scuffs.