Originally the main sidearm of Poland's military, the VIS 35 was rebranded the P35(p) and pressed into service by the Germans following their invasion and occupation of Poland. This is a late World War II example with the full phosphate finish, fixed sights with the one-line Radom model marking, "eagle/623" and "eagle/swastika" proof stamps, back strap not cut for shoulder stock, and serrated hardwood grips. Matching numbers are present on the frame, slide, and grip safety.

Very fine, retains 85% plus of the original late-war phosphate finish with the balance having thinned to a smooth grey patina, primarily on the grip straps and edges. The grips are also very fine with minimal wear and handling marks. Mechanically excellent.