Silver Engraved PPK

var99 · 03-02-2006, 02:46 AM

The first question is of course is it factory walther engraving? (well actually Walther sent them out for engraving, but you get my point). If you have access to a copy of James Rankin's book "Walther pistols Vol III," he shows the various patterns. The other factor is caliber, .22 or .380 is more desirable than .32. Having said all that, if 99-100% they typically sell in the range of of $1500-2000, with original box, manual etc. The higher end price is with the blue leather presentation case, which often sells for $300+ on iys own. You indicted the one you are looking at is $95%, so 1200-1500 is about right

The post war 4mm conversion sets are quite common and don't sell for much more than $75.00 or so.

Hope that helps,

Vince

03-02-2006, 02:46 AM	#2
var99 User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: FL Posts: 114 Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	The first question is of course is it factory walther engraving? (well actually Walther sent them out for engraving, but you get my point). If you have access to a copy of James Rankin's book "Walther pistols Vol III," he shows the various patterns. The other factor is caliber, .22 or .380 is more desirable than .32. Having said all that, if 99-100% they typically sell in the range of of $1500-2000, with original box, manual etc. The higher end price is with the blue leather presentation case, which often sells for $300+ on iys own. You indicted the one you are looking at is $95%, so 1200-1500 is about right The post war 4mm conversion sets are quite common and don't sell for much more than $75.00 or so. Hope that helps, Vince