Produced in very limited quantities; while the 9mm Kurz round found an audience, many opted for the chambering in the larger Model PP instead of the more compact PPK, resulting in an estimated 25:1 ratio in terms of total production. Fixed sights, with 1940s "eagle/N" proofs on the slide, chamber and muzzle, the traditional slide legend, and the proper hand-scribed matching three-digit number inside the slide. Fitted with a ring hammer, 60 degree safety, heel-mounted magazine catch, and a brown plastic wraparound grip. Two proper magazines are included, the traditional flat base and matching colored plastic extension combo, properly marked "CAL 9m/m" on the sides and configured for a heel catch only. Also included is a brown leather holster (possibly Albrecht Kind) with multiple hand-marked signatures inside the flaps as well as an illegible retailer's ink stamp.

Very fine, with 80% of the original blue finish, with bright wear along the high edges and around the ejector port, and some mild handling marks. Spots of cold blue touch up are visible on the forward slide. The grip is fine, warping out a bit at the front corners, cracked at the left screw escutcheon, and showing mild wear. The holster is very good, with some scuffs and stains. Mechanically excellent.