Description
2/23/26 – This is an excellent example of a Walther PPK sold in the commercial market in 1942. All matching and “Eagle N” proofed. It comes as a rig with a period-correct Akah holster, one finger extension magazine, and one flat bottom magazine. The color of the bakelite finger extension on the magazine matches the grip perfectly – both feature a really interesting and unique grayish-brown color (the spine of the grip has a small crack). The finish on the gun itself has a nice plum tint to it and rates about 95%. General minor high edge wear, some tiny scratches on the right side of the slide, and some very minor thinning with spotty oxidation on the front strap. Minty bore.
