Walther PPK Search Page

The Model PP and PPK in 9mm Kurz are both fairly rare pistols. With Waffenamt proofs they are even rarer. These pistols usually have bottom magazine releases. Their magazines will have the Walther Banner and Cal. 9mm on the left side of the magazine. Many of the 9mm Kurz models had the magazines numbered to the serial number on the pistol. Thanks Dave - apologies for my slowness, I haven't been able to hold an Expert yet - only been able to look at pictures. I'm trying to attach a pic of what I think is the serial # for a.22 model - right side, just below the ejection port - I'm presuming the 'DE' stands for Deutschland - if DE is the date code that would make it a '34 year. Jul 19, 2013 Walther started up their own re-manufacturing of the PP line in 1985/1986. They also started a new serial number sequence, For the PP the serial numbers started at 700,001 and the the PPK at 800,001. Interarms Ppk Serial Number Lookup. Dec 28, 2013 I had hoped to show you my new stainless Interarms Walther.32 ACP (7.65mm) PPK by now, but it's currently being held by a sheriff department in another state pending a defensive shooting.

What is the Walther PPK?
They are German pistols that have a blowback design function and are semi-automatic pistols, originally developed by the German arms manufacturer Carl Walther GmbH Sportwaffen.

This page can be used to search past firearms auctions for the Walther PPK pistol variations and accessories. It will list all catalog pages with Walther PPK pistols. You can then click in the search results to view the full description, see the past sale amounts and view all the Walther PPK photos for each item. If there are current active catalogs you can view and bid on any of those items.
There is no need to use the search term Walther, it already searches those items. For example you might search for ‘engraved’ and the results will pull all our Walther PPK pistols that are engraved.

Walther PPK that is NSKK marked with original holster

This is an exceptional example of an all original Nazi NSKK Walther PP pistol rig. These pistols were issued to officers in the National Sozialistisches Kraftfahr Korps (National Socialist Transport Corps), and based on the serial number listings in the book “Walther Models PP and PPK 1929 – 1945” (Blue cover) by James L. Rankin, this pistol falls into the correct serial number range for that model. The left side of the slide has the standard factory markings of: “Walther” inside a banner followed by the two-line address and caliber markings/”Mod.PP” followed by the slightly larger “NSKK” inside a banner over the Nazi eagle holding a swastika. The matching last three digits of the serial number is correctly scribed inside the slide. The chamber, muzzle and slide are correctly marked with “Crown/ N” proofs. It is fitted with the original two-piece black plastic, checkered grips with Walther banners on the top. It is complete with one original Walther/PP marked magazine with the black plastic finger base plate. This excellent pistol is complete with an exceptional, Nazi issue, black leather, “N.S.K.K.” marked holster. The holster is correctly stamped with a large and deeply struck “N.S.K.K./Nazi Eagle” at the top of the holster flap with the correct “D.R.G.M./Cross Rifles/Akah” markings for Albrecht Kind. This is a very rare holster in this condition.

Walther PPK Condition Statement
Excellent plus with 98% of the original high polish blue finish overall and extremely minor edge high spot wear with clear sharp markings to include the “NSKK” markings on the slide. 95% plus of the original niter blue remains on the safety. The grips are also in excellent condition. The holster is also in excellent condition with a very nice, clear and deeply stamped “NSKK” mark on the front flap. The holster retains 98% of its original black color overall with only minor scuffing on the toe, the lower edge of the magazine pouch and on the back of the holster on the belt loop. A really extraordinary high condition NSKK marked Walther PP pistol rig.

Another example of from the September 2018 Firearms Auction

Walther PPK Party Leader Semi-Automatic Pistol Rig

This is an early production Walther Party Leader Model PPK pistol rig. This PPK pistol rig has the Political Leader Party grips, an original Party Leader brown leather holster and brown leather belt. These PPKs fitted with the Party Leader type grips were officially known as the “Honor Weapon of the Political Leaders” as they were usually presented to high ranking Nazi officers for meritorious service to the Party. NSDAP Party Leader grips are found on Walther PPKs in two serial number ranges; 850,000 to 935,000 and again in the “174,000K to 234,965K” range. Which indicates that this example was produced early on in the second serial number block. The grips themselves are molded from a mottled-brown plastic material that has the distinctive large Nazi Eagle clutching a Swastika encircled by a wreath at the top on both sides with the balance of the grip having impressed checkering. This example has the standard two-line factory markings of the Walther Banner, factory legend, caliber and model designation. The pistol is a pre-war commercial model with the “Crown/N” proofmarks on the slide, chamber area and front end of the barrel. The pistol has a 60 degree safety lever, cartridge indicator pin and lanyard loop on the bottom of the frame. The serial number is marked on the right side of the frame with the last three digits (657) correctly scratched inside the slide. It comes with two original Walther marked blued magazines, one with a matching mottled brown plastic extended finger rest and the other a flat base. As noted, this scarce pistol comes with an original Party Leader brown leather holster that is stamped with the large Nazi Eagle on the front flap. The lower front flap is stamped, “D.R.G.M./Crossed Rifles/Akah”. It also comes with a unmarked brown Party Leader type leather dress belt.
Walther PPK Condition Statement:
Very fine with 98% of the blue finish still remaining overall with blue loss on the front edges of the slide. The grips are in fine condition with some slight warpage on the top and lower front edges. There is a minor scratch on the upper right side of the grip. The holster is in good condition with a dark brown leather surface with a faint Nazi Eagle on the front flat with clear distinct maker’s marks on the lower front flap. The stitching is tight. There is some age cracking and slightly heavier scuffing of the leather on the lower front edge of the magazine pouch. The belt is in very fine condition. A very nice looking and highly desirable early Nazi Party Leader Walther PPK rig.

Walther Ppks Serial Number Chart

Tom explains the difference between commercially sold Walther PP and PPK pistols, and military issued PP and PPK pistols. A very helpful & educational video for those who want to learn more about these historic WW2 weapons.

Walther PPs and PPKs

Hey, guys, I have another educational video for you today. But first, check this out. You'll notice I don't have the boring pullover. I now have the classy button-down. We hired a designer to come up with these. Actually, Randy, where do we get these? Was at Wal-Mart. But yeah, I got I upgraded my shirt. Hope you like it. Make sure you push the like button so I can wear it again. I'm going do an educational video today. And this goes along with our theme of Walthers, Walther PPs and PPKs, which are pre 1946. So yesterday I got an email from Tim. You'll notice I'm still on AOL. That means I'm very, very old. There's only two people in the country, probably one guy watching this and me.

PP or PPK Which is better for me?

Tim asked me this question which I get asked fairly often. I want to buy one PP or PPK and I'm not sure what to get. I could get a commercial, but I'd really like a military-issued gun. How do I know the difference? Great question, Tim!And here's your answer.

The vast majority of Walther PPs and PPKs were commercial and here's where it gets confusing. In 1940 actually, end of thirty-nine, early forty, the Nazis decided to dress up their proof marks, and so they took the crown N proof mark and turned it into an eagle N proof mark. So, during the war, all of the guns PPs and PPKs are going to have an eagle N on the slide. The

Walther Ppk Serial Number Lookup