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.

Very fine, with 85% of the original blue finish, showing some edge wear, fading of the anodization of the frame with 70% remaining, brown/gray patina on the steel components, and mild handling marks. The steel components also show small areas of pitting most noticeable on the front edge of slide. The grips are very good, with a few dings. The box shows mild wear concentrated on the edges. Mechanically excellent.