Produced early during the occupation with a quality of finish and a number of features not found on later production Model 35 pistols. Fixed sights, with the left side of the slide stamped "F.B. RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567", followed by the small single Eagle firing proof, with the German "Eagle/WaA77" and "Eagle/623" Waffenamt acceptance marks and ""P.35(p.)"" Wehrmacht nomenclature. The "WaA77" is repeated on the frame and the "623" on the barrel along with the matching numbers. Fitted with a decocking lever, takedown hook, slotted back strap and "FB"/"VIS" marked grips. With a brown leather flap holster ink-stamped "bnz 1944/P.35(p.)" on the inside and an unmarked extra magazine.

Very fine, with 85% plus of the original blue finish, showing some bright edge wear, areas of brown patina on grip straps, and mild spotting overall. The grips are excellent, with mild dings. The holster is fine, with age cracking, flexible leather, and some repaired stitching on the belt loops. Mechanically excellent.

The left side of the slide has the one-line "J.P. SAUER & SOHN. SUHL" markings and "CAL. 7.65", and the right side is marked "PATENT". There is a commercial "eagle/N" proof on the right side of the slide, frame, and barrel. All visible serial numbers match. Fitted with black checkered grips with Sauer logo on the left panel. Magazine is marked with the Sauer logo on the bottom. Includes a Genschow "jhg/41" marked brown leather holster.

Very fine with 90% plus original blue finish, handling marks, small areas of high point and edge wear, and light thinning in the grip straps. The grips are good with a visible reglued break on the left panel being held together by the grip screw, and handling marks. Mechanically excellent. The holster is fine with small scuffs and edge wear, flexible leather and some age cracking.