Looking for info on this Walther magazine and holster

LuckyLuc82

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I am looking for info an value if this magazine and holster, not necessarily looking to sell, but I would like to know more about it. Thank you in advance.

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Hello LuckyLuc82. I believe the magazine is a WWII era Walther PP issue in 7.65mm (.32 ACP) calibre. New MEC-GAR Walther PP magazines are about $35; if yours is complete and in excellent condition I would guesstimate a value of $60 - $75. Are there any makers marks on the holster (look on the back and under the flap)? If it is a German made WWII PP holster it could be in the $150 plus range. Cheers bogus
 
Ahh, we'll there is a marking on the holster flap as pictured in the second picture, can someone verify its German? It sure looks German. Maybe ill post this in the EE, a lot of work to complete this set.
 
That's a PPK mag, might be WW2. The holster with the eagle marking is WW2 issue. Some German officers and police force supporting the Axis powers carried the PPK as a sidearm.
 
Hello again LuckyLuc82. The magazine is stamped "Walther PP 7.65 m/m" so it's ID is confirmed. Further it has 7 witness holes; the shorter PPK magazines have 6 holes. I looked through my "Holsters..." books and the closest I see is the holster for a French Unique 17 (used by the Germans). Is the flap 1 piece or 2 pieces (stitched along the top of the back)? Dimensions 5.25" top and 7.25" front? Coded WaAD20? In WWII it was common for the German Occupation forces to adopt local equipment. Cheers bogus
 
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