Boxed Dural Walther PP #ww2 #guns

Published on January 6, 2024
Duration: 0:52

This video showcases a rare Dural (aluminum frame) Walther PP pistol from WW2, highlighting its collectible value. It details variations in wartime packaging, the presence of original accessories like the cleaning rod and manual, and specific features such as the 'Leichtmetall' and 'mit Signalstift' markings. The matching serial number on the gun and box, along with the included cleaning kit and spare magazine, further enhance its collector appeal.

Quick Summary

This WW2 Walther PP pistol is a rare collector's item due to its Dural (aluminum) frame, making it lighter than steel versions. The box features 'Leichtmetall' (light metal) and 'mit Signalstift' (with signal pin) labels, confirming its unique construction and features.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Collectible Walther PP
  2. 00:05Wartime Box Variations
  3. 00:16Unboxing: Manual & Cleaning Rod
  4. 00:22Key Feature: Dural Aluminum Frame
  5. 00:31Box Markings: Leichtmetall & Signalstift
  6. 00:45Additional Accessories: Cleaning Kit & Magazine

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this Walther PP pistol special for collectors?

This Walther PP is special due to its Dural (aluminum) frame, making it lighter than standard steel versions. Its rarity, matching serial numbers on the gun and box, and original accessories like the manual and cleaning kit significantly increase its collector appeal.

What do the German labels 'Leichtmetall' and 'mit Signalstift' mean on the box?

'Leichtmetall' translates to 'light metal,' indicating the pistol has an aluminum alloy frame. 'Mit Signalstift' means 'with signal indicator pin,' referring to the feature on the slide that shows if a round is chambered.

What accessories are typically found with a collectible Walther PP like this?

Collectible Walther PP sets often include the original box, a cleaning rod (sometimes in a paper cover), the factory manual from Zella-Mehlis, a spare magazine, and sometimes a cleaning kit tin with oil and rag.

Are there different types of boxes for WW2 Walther PP pistols?

Yes, there are variations. Earlier wartime boxes were typically sturdier, while later production boxes tended to be flimsier and made from cheaper materials, reflecting wartime manufacturing constraints.

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