Here's the info for the last two grades Grade II Stock slot eliminated military-blue finish stamped left slide legend 'F.B. 15567' there's is no Polish eagle (early models) nor Grade I -P.35(p) marking at end.įrame is not cut for the stock cut which was did away with Grade I subvariation 3 (late). The slide markings indicate a later production late Grade II subvariation 2 (late) or early Grade III ('F.B. Still pg 66 ref the VIS M1935 (RADOM) (P.35p) The Eagle proof on the trigger guard is not a Kreigsmarine (E/sw/M) but a German commerical proof (E/N). Verry interesting Radom you have there! OK, I'm back home with my reference book 'AXIS PISTOLS' by Jan C. I've got a later wartime model without the take down lever on the frame. There are some excellent photos of the P35(p) in there along with production runs, variants, etc. Is there anyone here that has a copy of 'Axis Pistols of WWII'? (red hard bound cover). I don't have my references handy (I'm away from home as usual) but will check when I get home. Most Kreigsmarine stamped guns are on the bottom of the Atlantic! If I read the marking on the trigger guard correctly and that's a 'M' under the eagle then its a Kreigsmarine issue. I matched the Serial numbers on the Slide.ĭiffenitly a early German P35(p).

Radom Model 35 Serial Numbers