Description
3/1/21 – This is an excellent example of a commercial Walther PPK rig sold in 1933. The rig comes with an excellent holster and a finger extension magazine. The gun is all matching and has the proper “Crown N” proofs. It has retained about 95% of its original bluing. There is wear around the muzzle and an area of spotty wear on the right side of the slide. Very minor pin-pricking on the front strap. Very nice grip with a crack on the left side. The holster is Akah-marked and has the earlier brass closure knob. It has a visible ink stamp on the inside. Some wrote their name on the inside and scratched it into the back. The bore is excellent – shiny with strong rifling.
