Fixed sights, with the standard markings on the left side of the slide, pre-1940 "crown/N" proofs on the slide, chamber hood and muzzle, and matching scribed partial serial number inside the slide. Fitted with a 60 degree safety, checkered black plastic "WALTHER" banner grips, and matching colored magazine extension. With a black leather Albrecht Kind holster and a spare flat base magazine. Nazi-era Walther PP/PPKs are typically seen with 6 digit numbers in both the no suffix and "P", with the no suffix numbers starting at six digits, running up near to a million, and then a brief number of "P" guns before the first "9" was knocked off to make a new range starting at 5 digits. Some sources put "98895P" as the first of this new range, with only about 1000 made total before getting back into the 100000P range, and only about 20 believed to be on the American market.