[Whyyousofat]

Greetings from WI! I just picked up this Walther PPK everything is all original and has not been altered in any way. However, aside from the serial number behind the trigger and the last 3 digits scratched into the inside of the slide. No logo Roll markings no proof stamps either on the slide or the barrel breech. I have heard of no marking models made towards the end of the war but what would be the point of having no markings on such an early Specimen? Anyone have any information? The dimensions are all correct Everything functions exactly as it should. THIS IS NOT A FAKE, NOT A FRANKENSTEIN, EVERYTHING is correct down to the hundredth of an inch. Any ideas? I have many pre war PPK Pistols, this on has me and Walther stumped. Yes I called Walther. They are confused and interested as well. If they could only talk. I would love to hear the story behind this one. Thank you in advance dir for any help!

 

[Balogh]

This thread with its adventurous story continues here: Any Help? 1931 Walther PPK 7.65 S/N 779XXX NO MARKINGS!!!

 

[MoonWolf]

That is the crudest finish I have ever seen on a PPK. It looks like it was polished with 100 grit or coarser sand paper.

 

[2BNKS]

Your fact finding enthusiasm on your ppk must be a major priority but be prepared to get info(which some have already given)that your beloved 1931 or 1938 ppk is what you thought it wasn't. FRANKENSTEIN?
Hope you did not pay a premium for it.

 

[TheWatcher]

Interesting seeing all of the 3 threads put together. Is your intent to create a thread that backs your story so as to create a proof of authenticity for a sale?