End-of-War, GI Mismatch Walther PP - With Capture Doc

Description

4/4/25 - This is a Walther PP manufactured at the end of the war in 1945. This is a GI mismatched gun put together by an American GI at the very end of the war. It has no proof marks, indicating it was never issued and never made it out of the Walther factory. It properly has no slide legend and has an "ac" Walther factory code on the right side of the slide. It comes with the an original copy of the WW2 capture paperwork. It also comes with a photo of who we assume to be the soldier (can't say for sure), a photo of a woman (could be his mother or girlfriend), and a copy of other random documents. We can't link the other docs to the soldier, but we didn't want to separate them. The gun has an old re-blued finish with obvious high edge wear. Noticeable casting flaw along the left side of the slide. Fitted with black bakelite grips and comes with a wartime magazine. The hold-open does not work properly with this mag. The bore has great rifling with very light pin-pricking throughout.