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Collector's Lot of Two Walther Semi-Automatic Vest Pocket Pistols -A) Excellent Walther Model 5 Semi

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Collector's Lot of Two Walther Semi-Automatic Vest Pocket Pistols -A) Excellent Walther Model 5 Semi
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Collector's Lot of Two Walther Semi-Automatic Vest Pocket Pistols -A) Excellent Walther Model 5 Semi Automatic Pistol


A) Standard one line marking on both sides of the slide as well as the Walther banner on the left side. "Crown/N" proof marks on the right side of the barrel, slide and frame. Fitted with checkered hard rubber grips with Walther logo at the top..

Manufucture: Walther
Model: 5
BBL: 2 1/8 inch round
Stock:
Guage: 6.35 mm auto
Finish: blue
Grips: hard rubber
Serial Number: 64075

Very fine as partially refinished (slide, pits visible under blue). The balance of the pistol retains 95% original blue finish with some mild edge wear and a few casting flaws on the right side of the slide. The grips are also very fine with some minor handling marks and crisp checkering. The markings are crisp and clear. Mechanically fine.

B) Manufactured between 1921 and 1944. Blade front and notch rear sights. Walther banner and model markings on left side of slide, address on right, with stacked "Crown/N" proofs on the slide and frame. Fitted with checkered hard rubber grips with "WALTHER" banner at the bottom.

Manufucture: Walther
Model: 9
BBL: 2 inch round
Stock:
Guage: 6.35 mm
Finish: blue
Grips: hard rubber
Serial Number: 625619

Fine. The pistol retains 70% original blue finish with a mottled gray patina on the barrel, edge wear, bright wear from normal safety cycling and scattered thinning. The grips are also very good with a few minor nicks and bruises in the otherwise crisp checkering. Mechanically needs work, the firing pin striker is struck out of the rear of the slide in the cocked position. The markings are crisp and clear.