In 1981 the Willi Korth firm including all inventory, tools, and drawings were sold to Count Nikolas von Bernstorff. Inventor Willi Korth would stay on in a supervisory role with the company until 1983 when he resigned due to failing health. Manufactured in 1983 with a wedge shaped serrated blade front and adjustable rear notch sights, two-piece barrel construction consisting of an outer shroud and rifled liner, standard markings and German proofs, cylinder release at the right rear of the frame next to the hammer, serrated trigger with adjustable stop, and wide serrated hammer. With checkered thumbrest grips. With an extra 9mm Parabellum cylinder numbered to the gun (partial "021"), and leather covered storage case.

Excellent. 99% original blue finish remains with some scattered light handling marks, and a faint rotation mark on the cylinder. The grips are also excellent with some small dings mostly on the butt. Mechanically excellent. Case is very good with replaced interior, and some scuffs on the outside. Extra cylinder is excellent with a light rotation line.