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Lot Description

*Walther P1 with Holster

9mm Para. 4.9" barrel length. SN: 425731. Phosphate finish to steel parts with black anodized frame mounting checkered black synthetic stocks and reinforced two-dot sights. Short recoil operated DA/SA autoloading pistol fed by detachable single stack magazines. Slide features the {Walther Banner} marking followed by model P1 mark above a manufacture date of 11/80, or November, 1980 followed by the last three digits of the serial number. Left frame is struck with W1.91 overhaul marking followed by Walther's {Circle Dot} internal acceptance proof and BW marking for the Bundeswehr. A single inspection stamp is struck into the right slide and another into the right frame. Matching 731 serial number is struck into the left barrel and electro-penned into the locking lug. Pistol features a sleeved barrel and steel reinforced frame. Underside of barrel displays importer marking reading I.O. INC. MONROE, NC/P.38/P1 9X19 GERMANY. Comes with two P1 marked magazines and a third model Polyamide holster with rubberized interior surface and SPEKON production tag to the flap.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

From the Collection of Vern Gregg

Condition Report

Very Good as Arsenal Refinished. Bore is dirty with some residues that should clean to Very Bright or better with crisp rifling. Metal finish shows some light internal cycling mars to the frame. Grips have some scattered light dents, scuffs, and nicks. Magazines show insertion wear. Holster has flecks of mud and mold residue to exterior.

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