Description
10/3/25 – This is a very nice example of an earlier commercial Walther PPK from 1933. All matching and “Crown N” proofed. It comes as a rig with an excellent Akah holster, a proper “no lip” finger extension magazine, and a spare flat bottom magazine. The holster has a clear “DRGM Akah” makers mark and a faint Walther PPK ink stamp. The gun has retained about 93% of its original high polish bluing with muzzle wear, some minor thinning along the left side of the slide, and some minor wear on the front strap. Fitted with a very nice brown grip – small hairline crack on the left side. Minty bore. Painted front sight.
