Description
5/2/22 – This is a minty example of an early Walther PPK sold in the commercial market in 1933. The gun is all matching and has early features such as the “upside-down” serial numbering on the frame, 90 degree safety lever, and the “Crown N” firing proofs on the slide and frame instead of the ejection port. It comes as a rig with a generic unmarked leather holster, an early “no lip” finger extension magazine, and one spare Walther banner-only flat bottom magazine. The gun itself has retained about 98% of its original high polish finish. There are a few small dots of discoloration on the right side of the frame, on the front strap, and on the safety lever. There are a few small dots of oxidation here and there along the slide and a few very light scratches on the right side of the slide. Comes with a very nice brown grip with a few very light hairline cracks in the spine and on the right side. The bore is near-mint.
