Synopsis:

Extremely rare late-war Walther PP pistol with coveted "Eagle F" Nazi police acceptance marking, representing one of only approximately 5,000 produced for the Third Reich Order Police in 1945, complete with spare magazine.

Description:

Wartime German Walther PP semi-automatic pistol, serial number 372926, chambered in .32 ACP (7.65mm Browning). Standard configuration blowback-operated pistol with 3.9" barrel, fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear sight. Left side of slide blank, with frame bearing the highly sought-after "Eagle F" acceptance stamp of the Third Reich Order Police (Ordnungspolizei), indicating police contract production. Right side slide marked with serial number, suffix by AC code. Eagle/N proofing on the exposed barrel boss, and right side of slide. Frame showing matching serial number. Original black checkered plastic grips with Walther logo, which are correct for late-war production. Includes two original magazines - one with a flat base and the other with a finger extension. These late-war police contract Walthers are considered among the most collectible variants of the PP series due to their historical significance and extreme rarity.

Condition:

VG/EXC with professionally touched up slide, darker than usual hue, but sharp planes and prominent mill markings that blend perfectly into the crudely milled frame. Comparable original condition grips with superficial handling marks. Excellent primary magazine. Magazine with finger extension about good, most of the blue from the magazine body having been polished/filed off. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. One of the scarcer WWII military/police pistols that should appeal to every serious Walther or WWII collector!