9/9/20 - This is a Walther PPK made for the commercial market around 1933. The gun is all matching and has "Crown N" proofs. Visibly, this gun has about 97% of its bluing. However, there is what appears to be cold-blue along the peak of the left side of the slide. There could also be cold-blue on the frame here and there as indicated by spotty discoloration, but we are not sure. In any case, there is minor muzzle wear, wear along the high edges of the right side of the slide, and spotty wear along the peak of the right side of the slide. There is spotty discoloration in the finish throughout, but it is most noticeable on the frame. It comes with an excellent brown Walther grip - just a small chip at the very top of the right side. It also comes with an early Walther banner-only magazine. The bore is very nice.
