Also known as the "PPK-Dural", this post-war pistol was made in West Germany in 1964 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. With factory (label absent) "snakeskin" box, two extra magazines, bore rod, and papers. Also included is an Interarm Co. receipt numbered to the gun and a copy of the book "Know Your Walther PP & PPK Pistols" by E.J. Hoffschmidt.

Excellent with 98% original blue finish some light scattered surface scratches, and some small nicks on the aluminum frame. Grips are also excellent with light handling marks. Mechanically excellent. Box is good with corner and edge wear, storage marks, and detached inner cardboard spacer.