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I was recently given a Walther PPK from my grandfather who recently passed away. His dad (my great grandfather) won it in a poker game in the 50's, it has all the markings of a pre war pistol. Which is the Capital N with a crown over it from what I know. There is one on the upper reciever, one on the barrel assembly, and one on the end of the barrel. There is very little wear from holster carry but I have no idea how many rounds have been through it. I love this little gun and would never sell it but I just want a basic idea of what its worth so I know what I have. Can anyone help me out.
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Last edited by KumanK; 02-18-2011, 8:13 PM. -
Got one of the photos to work for you
Very cool pistol, what calibre?
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Just from the one picture I would say no less than $550 but probably more. If you plan on shooting the pistol please replace the grips with post war 2 piece grips. A set of grips which are in great condition go for $350 by them self. There should be the last 3 numbers scribed inside the slide by the ejector port. Nice gun
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