Manufactured in post-World War II France under license from Walther and brought Stateside by Interarms, the Mark II is a very close copy of the original Model PP, with oak leaf and checkerboard pattern engraving emulating the traditional German patterns covering over 95% of the exterior surface. The Walther banner is present on the left side of the slide over "MARK II" and next to "MOD.PP Cal. 9mm Court/.380 Automatic/Made in France", with fixed sights, 60 degree safety, ring hammer, and an extended grip set with textured side panels that wraps around at the bottom, leaving the grip strap engraving visible. The accessories with the pistol include two gold washed Manurhin magazines (one with a gold flat base, the other with a brown plastic extension that is a good fit to the grips), a gold washed barrel cleaning rod, a burgundy leather case with Manurhin/Walther markings sized to fit the pistol and the above listed accessories, and two pairs of conventional sized grips (one brown Walther, one black Manurhin).

Excellent, with 98% of the original gold finish, showing a small amount of flaking at the muzzle and along the edges, and mild handling marks overall. The grips are very good, with some light handling marks, and the case shows some mild internal staining and wear. A small crack is present at the front of the left frame rail leading into the magazine well; this crack is not visible with the slide mounted and does not affect the overall appearance, and the pistol is otherwise mechanically excellent.