..about 98% condition...didn't get a chance to fire it yet, but has a lot of charms to it...quality machined & fitted piece, has a meaty feel to it, like the grip safety(similar to it's big brother Colt)...thumb safety is small and flat, but sharply serrated part gets flipped off fairly easily while drawing gun, sights are very small(of course that facilitates lack of likeliness of snagging it on pocket interior), gun was made for the American man of it's era(wearing suitcoats and jackets being everyday attire for most men at the time)..not useful in a light fabric jacket or trousers but more suitable for clothing with a heavier fabric...as said before, I could feel completely confident carrying loaded with thumb safety off, relying solely on the grip safety..would make a decent car or house gun as well...very thin design...unlike the previous 32 auto I used(german-made Ortigies), this gun's magazine withdraws much easier even with it's slide magazine-release button...now I just need a CCW so I can feel a little bit like Johnny Rocco !