[Chris B.]

I have a WWII era PPK with the Eagle over x in circle next to C mark. This indicates police acceptance, it is in wonderful shape with a very faint loss of blue towards the muzzle. It has the Eagle over N which means 1940-1945 era. It has it's original box, glass oil bottle, cleaning rod, spare mag and capture papers that match it. Any idea what it's worth.

PS- I'm not looking to sell, just an idea of what I'm sitting on.

PPS- I'll get pics here asap, they're on my photoshop account right now so it'll be a day or two.

[Mooseman684]

Chris,
Actually this one depends on the type finish.
Standard (semi-polished)finish PPK Nazi Police Model is 1000 to 1400 bucks....However , if this one has the High polish Finish then 1250 to 1750 Bucks. Then add about 300 for the original box and accessories!

That is a Great collector piece either way ! Hang on to it !
Rich

[Cyrano]

What Moose said, Chris. That's a nice collector you have there. Don't shoot it. Just admire it.

[Chris B.]

I don't intend on shooting it, the bore is about as perfect as can be. I think it was only test fired because of all the accesories and great finish.

[Chris B.]

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[Chris B.]

I put the full serial number in there for two reasons one- to show that it matches the papers and two because it shows the "k" which is a rare mark on these pistols

[Chris B.]

It appears to have the high polish finish but thats just me

[Iron_Colonel]

Well, it appears it is the special rare kind that shoots the rifle cartridge She's a beauty. Something I"d love to add to my collection.

[Mooseman684]

That is a standard finish PPK...Still a keeper None the less !!!

Rich

[Chris B.]

Iron Colonel were you being serious? And thanks, she's my favorite for obvious reasons.

[Iron_Colonel]

lol, no but you had a large cal. rifle cartridge there and I couldn't resist

[Chris B.]

OOOh i get it. that was a .50 cal. it was a Twin Cities Arsenal 1943 round