- #WALTHER PP SERIAL NUMBER DATE HOW TO#
- #WALTHER PP SERIAL NUMBER DATE SERIAL NUMBER#
- #WALTHER PP SERIAL NUMBER DATE SERIAL#
The pistol has a high polish quality commercial blue finish and is fitted with black plastic checkered grips with the Walther Banner at the top.
#WALTHER PP SERIAL NUMBER DATE SERIAL#
The magazine is also factory serial numbered to the pistol which has been correctly stamped on the spine of the magazine with: "202955 P over 2", indicating this is the spare magazine for the pistol, an additional factory feature only found on SS contract Walther pistols. The left side of the slide is marked with the standard Walther banner followed by the two line address/caliber designation and "Mod. Thus making SS model PP pistols much rarer than the SS Model PPK pistols.
#WALTHER PP SERIAL NUMBER DATE SERIAL NUMBER#
Pearson states that based upon his research and collection of serial number data that he believes for every SS model PP pistol there were approximately 5 SS model PPK pistols produced. As noted it is a rare late type 4 Walther PP pistol that has the "Nazi Eagle/N" proof marks on the slide, in the chamber area and the muzzle area with the P suffix serial number (202955) that has been applied to the right side of the frame and also factory applied to the right forward side of the slide, a feature that only exists for the SS contract Walther Model PP pistols in this serial number range. This pistol is listed by serial number in this book on page 189 as having been purchased through the SS.
#WALTHER PP SERIAL NUMBER DATE HOW TO#
Pearson is credited with conducting the original research which revealed how to identify specific Walther pistols that were purchased by and used within the SS Organization and he has included a certification letter attesting to this pistol being previously part of his collection. This beautiful Walther is one of those such pistols and just recently this data has been assembled into the excellent book "SS Walther PP/PPK Pistols" by Steven Stepan with the forward by John Pearson (a previous owner of this specific pistol). Over the years researchers began to discover numerous documents from both the Munchen archives in Germany and the National Archives in the US that documented purchases of these Walther pistols by the SS. There has always been much speculation over the years as to why some Walther PP and PPK pistols had unusual or additional serial number placement on the sides of the slide or on the muzzle end of the slides with many of them also having unique matching serial number placements on the spine of their magazines. This is an excellent example of a Walther Model PP pistol that was produced under contract for the "SS".
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