Known officially as the "Honor Weapon of the Political Leaders," PPK pistols with these special grips were presented to NSDAP officials for meritorious party service. This example falls in the second range identified by Rankin. Fixed sights, the Walther banner, two line address and patents, and "Mod.PPK" on the left side of the slide, pre-1940s commercial "crown/N" proofs on the slide, chamber and muzzle, and matching numbers on the steel frame and inside the slide. The brown plastic, one piece, wrap around grips are checkered and have the NSDAP eagle holding a wreath encircled swastika insignia cast on the top of the both sides, and the magazine is fitted with a brown plastic grip extension.

Very fine, with 95% of the original blue finish, showing bright wear on the high edges, light scratches on the slide and the underside of the frame, and mild handling marks. The grip is fine, with some bending at the corners, a small crack on the top left side (not intruding into the eagle), and some minor dings. Mechanically excellent.