bsweeney Posted March 7, 2009 Posted March 7, 2009 (edited) This is my PPK Police issue, It has the Eagle C and the Eagle N proof. Edited March 9, 2009 by bsweeney
nesredep Posted March 10, 2009 Posted March 10, 2009 This is my PPK Police issue, It has the Eagle C and the Eagle N proof.Hello!Very nice PPK,ilike it a lot.what is the serial number? Four variations walther PPK were procured by the police from 1938 to early 1945.All the bestNesredep
nesredep Posted March 10, 2009 Posted March 10, 2009 This is my PPK Police issue, It has the Eagle C and the Eagle N proof.Hello!I think your holster is a sivilian Holster. All the bestNesredep
bsweeney Posted March 10, 2009 Author Posted March 10, 2009 Hello!I think your holster is a sivilian Holster. All the bestNesredepI can tell this about the holster there is a stamp on the inside flap but I am unable to read it. The serial number is 334350 k
nesredep Posted March 11, 2009 Posted March 11, 2009 I can tell this about the holster there is a stamp on the inside flap but I am unable to read it. The serial number is 334350 kHello!I think your Pistol is Variation 2. Estimated procurement 24,500.Reported ca:27. Your Holster is a civillian. All the bestNesredep
bsweeney Posted March 11, 2009 Author Posted March 11, 2009 Hello!I think your Pistol is Variation 2. Estimated procurement 24,500.Reported ca:27. Your Holster is a civillian. All the bestNesredepCould you please explain what you mean by "Reported ca:27. Thanks'
nesredep Posted March 11, 2009 Posted March 11, 2009 Hello!It is only reported 27 examples in the world! ( 1982 )All the bestNesredep
bsweeney Posted March 11, 2009 Author Posted March 11, 2009 Hello!It is only reported 27 examples in the world! ( 1982 )All the bestNesredepSo out of all procured only 27 are known or reported surviving>>>? WOW!
nesredep Posted March 11, 2009 Posted March 11, 2009 So out of all procured only 27 are known or reported surviving>>>? WOW!Hello!Yes. All the bestNesredep
bsweeney Posted March 11, 2009 Author Posted March 11, 2009 Hello!VERY RARE.Congrats. All the bestNesredepThank you! can you tell me anything about other German guns I own.
nesredep Posted March 11, 2009 Posted March 11, 2009 Hello!besweeneyI would like to help you with your question,but my english is not that good.Most time I get help with writing my english,especially with long formulating sentences!All the bestNesredep
bsweeney Posted March 12, 2009 Author Posted March 12, 2009 Hello!besweeneyI would like to help you with your question,but my english is not that good.Most time I get help with writing my english,especially with long formulating sentences!All the bestNesredepDo you have access to any documentation you can send me via email that verifies the rarity of the PPK.Thanks for your time and effort.
nesredep Posted March 12, 2009 Posted March 12, 2009 Hello!I hope this help you. All the bestNesredep
bsweeney Posted March 12, 2009 Author Posted March 12, 2009 Hello!I hope this help you. All the bestNesredepThank you for your help on this but I wonder how do you establish that only 27 pieces have been identified? is there any written documentation on that.Once again thanks for all our effort.
Douglas Jr. Posted May 4, 2009 Posted May 4, 2009 bsweeney,That's a nice PPK and Police proofed guns are sought after by collectors everywhere.Congratulations!However, you must be careful with the statement that "only 27 guns survived". What the book says is that 27 guns of this specific type were reported to the author when the source was printed. I bet that this number increase during the last 27 years - considering that the 1982 is the edition date.Besides that, have in mind that it may be many others still existing that never were reported after all! I would look for a fresher source in order to stablish the surviving rate concerning this Police contract.Hoever, these facts do not detract the rarity or interest on your piece. You can bet that I would love to have it in my collection! Greetings,Douglas
bsweeney Posted May 4, 2009 Author Posted May 4, 2009 bsweeney,That's a nice PPK and Police proofed guns are sought after by collectors everywhere.Congratulations!However, you must be careful with the statement that "only 27 guns survived". What the book says is that 27 guns of this specific type were reported to the author when the source was printed. I bet that this number increase during the last 27 years - considering that the 1982 is the edition date.Besides that, have in mind that it may be many others still existing that never were reported after all! I would look for a fresher source in order to stablish the surviving rate concerning this Police contract.Hoever, these facts do not detract the rarity or interest on your piece. You can bet that I would love to have it in my collection! Greetings,DouglasCan you please offer me the title of the book the info was second hand and that is why there is faulty reporting, can you please suggest a more up to date book for me to research.Thanks
Douglas Jr. Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 bsweeney,Well, I am in the same dead's end as you, as my previous message was based on the post made by nesredep.For a printed source, I would recommend you Jan Still's book "Third Reich Pistols", which was published during the 90s, I think.However, if you are looking for a more updated data, I suggest you to become a member of the P38 & PPK Forum, ran by Orv Reichert and others. I'm sure that can give you a more acurate information on your PPK. The site is:http://www.p38forum.com/You can also try the Jan Still himself discussion board at: http://luger.gunboards.com/That's all I can do for you now! Hope it helps you a bit more. If not, let me know that we can figure out some other thing.Greetings,Douglas.
bsweeney Posted May 5, 2009 Author Posted May 5, 2009 bsweeney,Well, I am in the same dead's end as you, as my previous message was based on the post made by nesredep.For a printed source, I would recommend you Jan Still's book "Third Reich Pistols", which was published during the 90s, I think.However, if you are looking for a more updated data, I suggest you to become a member of the P38 & PPK Forum, ran by Orv Reichert and others. I'm sure that can give you a more acurate information on your PPK. The site is:http://www.p38forum.com/You can also try the Jan Still himself discussion board at: http://luger.gunboards.com/That's all I can do for you now! Hope it helps you a bit more. If not, let me know that we can figure out some other thing.Greetings,Douglas.Thanks for the offering, I am a member of the forum but here is where the tidbit of info came from. I have listed this pistol on P38 and all I got was rather cursory info. Maybe I will try again with the addition of the info above and see what happens. I will also try the Jan Still discussion board. Please get back to me if anything new develops.
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