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WWII Walther ac42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with 1941 Dated Holster and Matching Magazine

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WWII Walther ac42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with 1941 Dated Holster and Matching Magazine
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WWII Walther ac42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with 1941 Dated Holster and Matching Magazine, #1949c, 9mm cal., 4.9" barrel, blue finish, grooved Bakelite grips, dovetailed blade front sight, and U-notched rear sight. Includes one matching blued steel magazine and one non-matching magazine, both are marked "P.38" on the left and "(eagle)/359" on the spine. Also included is a 1941 dated holster with cgu maker's code (W.K. Stolla's Sohne Wien). Additionally, there is an illegible Waffenamt on the backside of the holster, only a portion of the eagle is clearly visible. Pistol is marked on the left side of the slide "P.38/ac42" and the right side is stamped with two "(eagle)359" Waffenamts and WWII German eagle firing proof. There are additional " (eagle)359" proofs on left side of the frame, slide release, and barrel. Locking block is marked "(eagle)359" and firing proof. Matching numbers on the frame, barrel, slide, and locking block. No visible import marks. Pistol is in fine overall condition, showing a little thinning to the front grip strap. Barrel and slide retain approx. 95% blue, with wear at the muzzle and leading edge of the slide. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips are near excellent, showing light handling wear. Action and hammer drop operate smoothly. Bore is primarily bright with well-defined rifling. Magazines show moderate age and wear; markings are clear. Holster with general scuffs and scratches, stitching is tight. The metal bar on the front of the body that holds the securing strap is broken on one side and not securely attached to the baseplate. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)