I've just acquired an old PPK that I'm trying to I.D. On one side of the slide, it reads Waffenfabrik Walther.Zella-Mehlis(Thur.) Walther's Patent Cal.7.65m/m - Mod. PPK. There is also a symbol that looks like maybe an eagle with it's wings spread. Under the symbol it says "Wa4359". The same symbol and numbers are also on the frame behind the trigger.
On the opposite site of the frame there is a eagle over an "N" on the slide and barrel. The serial number is 3720xx K. It has a loaded chamber indicator. The front sight is orange and yellow. The grips appear to be wood with a round gold emblem with an eagle holding three arrows in one claw and what appears to be a twig with berries in the other claw and the letters "SILE" under the eagle.
It also has a leather holster that holds the gun and one extra mag.
Any help on I.D. and value would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian
On the opposite site of the frame there is a eagle over an "N" on the slide and barrel. The serial number is 3720xx K. It has a loaded chamber indicator. The front sight is orange and yellow. The grips appear to be wood with a round gold emblem with an eagle holding three arrows in one claw and what appears to be a twig with berries in the other claw and the letters "SILE" under the eagle.
It also has a leather holster that holds the gun and one extra mag.
Any help on I.D. and value would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian