walther pistol model 4- second variant ww1
our question is similar to message we saw here regarding Walther
model 4 pistol. trying to find value of it. on one side it says
SELBSTLADE-PISTOLE CA 7,65 WALTER'S PATENT-
(WALTHER) -
ON RGHT SIDE IT SAYS CARL WALTHER, WAFFENFABRIK ZELLA ST BLASII.
SERIAL # 175656 BY TRIGGER. A PICTURE OF IT APPEARS ON WEBSITE
HTTP://UNBLINKINGEYE.COM/GUNS/WM4.HTML PAGE 2 OF WALTHER MODEL 4.
THERE ARE FOUR VARIANTS OF #4- OURS FITS #2. CONDITION IS VERY GOOD.
SUGGESTIONS OF WHERE TO GET APPRAISED IN COLORADO?
model 4 pistol. trying to find value of it. on one side it says
SELBSTLADE-PISTOLE CA 7,65 WALTER'S PATENT-
(WALTHER) -
ON RGHT SIDE IT SAYS CARL WALTHER, WAFFENFABRIK ZELLA ST BLASII.
SERIAL # 175656 BY TRIGGER. A PICTURE OF IT APPEARS ON WEBSITE
HTTP://UNBLINKINGEYE.COM/GUNS/WM4.HTML PAGE 2 OF WALTHER MODEL 4.
THERE ARE FOUR VARIANTS OF #4- OURS FITS #2. CONDITION IS VERY GOOD.
SUGGESTIONS OF WHERE TO GET APPRAISED IN COLORADO?
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Wrong link, (has to be lower case letters), here is correct one.
http://unblinkingeye.com/Guns/Wm4/wm4.html
It would be best if you could post photos of your Walther, for a accurate appraisal. The Model 4 was the most common of the pre W W II Walthers, ( over 200,000 made ). My WAG $150-$250 if factory original in at least very good condition. $50 to $100 more if it has the W W I German military acceptance markings.0 -
Very few Model 4's are Imperially marked. Since you didn't say yours was, $300-$400 is about max from someone looking for one, much less from Joe Sixpack. 0
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