This pistol is accompanied by an unmarked WWII commercial leather holster. This pistol has two magazines one with the matching mottled brown plastic, finger rest base and the second one with a postwar production "cal 9mm" marked, black plastic finger rest base. It is fitted with the mottled, brown plastic grips with the "WALTHER" banner on each side. It has the 90 degree safety with the loaded chamber indicator above the firing pin.
#WALTHER PPK WW2 INFORMATION SERIAL#
The last three digits of the serial number, (192) are correctly scratched on the inside of the slide. So PLEASE ask all questions before bidding. See Photos: Up for bid is a Vintage WALTHER PPK/S Owner's Manual for CO2 Air Pistol Original. From 2002 to the early 2010s the PPK/S and PP models were manufactured by Smith & Wesson.
After WWII, they were also made in France by Manurhin and by 1955, they were made in the United States by Interarms. The right sides of the barrel, chamber area and slide have the early "Crown/N" commercial proof. Vintage WALTHER PPK/S Owner's Manual for CO2 Air Pistol Original Here is a great opportunity to add a Vintage Crosman Owner's Manual to your collection. The Walther PPK/S and the PP are the pre-war classic automatic pistols from Germany. It has the standard Walther Banner slide marking followed by the two line factory address and caliber markings followed by the circled "RZM" markings.
#WALTHER PPK WW2 INFORMATION SERIAL NUMBERS#
The "RZM" markings are found in several serial numbers ranges, during Walther PPK production, with the earliest block being 803,638-844,468, with this example falling right in the middle of this block. The Reichs Zeugmeisterei (RZM) served as the quartermasters office of the National Socialists (NSDAP) and later became the chief approving authority on many types of military weapons, clothing, textiles and some raw materials. The PP also had a total weight of 682 grams and an. 380 ACP ammunition, and it had a magazine capacity of 8 rounds. The PP was chambered for 7.65mm (.32 ACP) cartridges, although certain models were chambered for. This is a fine Walther PPK pistol with the high desirable/scarce "RZM" markings on the slide. The Walther PP was a pistol produced and used by Germany during World War II.
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