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Currently US $525 First bid $250 Quantity 1 # of bids 4 Time left 14d 16h 40s+ Started 2024-11-06 00:00:00 Ends 2024-12-05 17:00:00

Walther, Model: P.38, Cal: 9x19mm, MFG: April-May 1945, S/N: 415d, semi-auto pistol, 4 7/8'' barrel. The grooved black plastic grips are very good with light scuffs & scratches. The blued metal finish on the barrel rates 65% with wear/thinning & spots toning to a brown patina. The metal finish on the slide rates 75% with most of the wear on the sharp edges & from scratches. The metal finish on the frame rates 60% with wear/thinning in handling areas. The left side of the slide is marked ''P.38'', ''7499 C'', ''ac 45''. The right side of the slide is marked with one Waffenamt proof stamp. The left side of the frame is marked with the S/N, & another Waffenamt proof stamp. The front of the barrel lug is marked ''7818 C''. The left side of the hammer is also marked with a Waffenamt proof stamp. The bore is very good. Its bright with light roughness & light thinning to the rifling. The pistol has a barleycorn front sight with a U-notch rear sight. Pistol comes with one mag marked ''jvd'', ''P38''. The Walther factory was captured by the allies the first week of April 1945 before the ''c'' block could be completed. The American G.I.'s wanting souvenir's to take home assembled pistols from left over parts from both the C & D blocks leading to the mismatched pistol we have here. All these pistols were vet bring backs. FFL or C&R Req. - Value: 500 to 1000

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Walther, Model: P.38, Cal: 9x19mm, MFG: April-May 1945, S/N: 415... Item # 4492 Current bid: US $525   Bid increment: US $27 Your minimum bid or spread bid: (Minimum bid: $552) (Do not include a dollar sign in your bid amount)   Your bid is a contract - Place a bid only if you're serious about buying the item. If you are the winning bidder, you will enter into a legally binding contract to purchase the item from the seller.

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