This is an example of a late war production VIS-35 Radom semi-automatic pistol. With a fixed blade front and notch rear sights. The only outside controls are the slide catch and decocking/hammer catch lever on the left side of the frame and slide. Features matching serial numbers on the frame, inside of the slide and a partial matching number of "756" on the barrel lug. The slide and frame are marked with a combination of "eagle/77" and "eagle/WaA623" acceptance marks on the left side. Fitted with late war production grooved grips. Includes a black Otto Stephan leather holster with an ink stamp on the inside of the flap reading "gaq 4/P 35 (p)", the holster includes an unmarked magazine.

Excellent with 90% of the original military blue finish overall. Showing areas of light pitting, high point and edge wear, dark patina on the grip straps, small dings and scratches throughout. The grips are very fine, showing handling discoloration on the light wood and a few minor dings near the butt. Mechanically excellent. The holster is fine with tight stitching, flexible leather, a few light scuffs and general handling marks.