Manufactured late in World War II, with the "eagle/swastika F" Police acceptance stamp on the left side of the "duralumin" aluminum alloy frame, towards the end of the 425,000k-430,000k range noted in Rankin's "Walther Models PP and PPK". Fixed sights, with the standard Walther markings on the left side of the slide, matching external numbers on the slide and frame, "Eagle/N" proofs on right side of slide, chamber and muzzle, 60 degree safety, black plastic wraparound grip and one flat base magazine. Includes a brown leather flap holster, which bears no maker's marks and is police "eagle" marked beneath the flap.

Excellent, with 97% plus original blue and black anodized finish, showing bright edge wear, mild cycling marks, and hints of a brown patina on the frame. The grips are also excellent, with mild scratches and dings, and only mild bending at the corners. The holster is excellent, with some mild scuffs and stains. Mechanically excellent.