PPK Pistol made by Manurhin in 1955. 

PPK pistol produced in France in 1955 by "Manufacture de Machines du Haut-Rhin" - best known as "Manurihn".

The pistol was proofed in the French government's St. Etienne Proof House and fire tested on 17 February 1955 and sold in Italy in 1956 to the single-owner from which it come here. 

Its caliber is the standard 7,65 Browning.

The pistol is in mint conditions and retains about 90% of its metal finish. The bluing is largely intact with well visible inscriptions and markings. 

It'a a Double and Single Action, with a fixed blade front sight and a square notch rear sight set in a dovetail adjustable for windage. The grips are checkered black plastic with the MANURHIN logo and  "LIC. WALTHER.PPK" inscription.

The left side of the slide is marked “MANUFACTURE DE MACHINES - DU HAUT-RHIN”, the “MANURHIN logo, "Made in France” and “LIC. EXCL. WALTHER / MOD.PPK Cal. 7.65mm”.

The serial number is stamped on the right side of the frame and it is written by electric pen inside the slide.

The bore is bright and the rifling is sharp, as new is the muzzle crown.

The pistol is equipped with:

- its original cardboard box with a label containing the name of the producer, the model of the gun, its caliber and serial number;
- a second Manuhrin magazine without the 5th finger plastic support;
- user guide in French language;
- a brown leather holster;
- the cleaning rod.