Also known as the "PPK-Dural", this post-war pistol was made in West Germany in 1967 using a steel slide and a Duralumin alloy frame. It has post-war "Eagle/N" commercial proofmarks present on the barrel, slide, and frame, and a matching number on the inside of the slide. With fixed sights, ring hammer, 60 degree safety/decocking lever, and lanyard staple in the butt. Includes a Walther "snake skin" box, extra flat base magazine, manual and cleaning rod; the box lid has traces of an end label, which shows a partial matching number to this pistol.