Something Common Something Extremely Rare.

[screamingeagle]

Picked this up a couple of weeks ago. A rather common Walther PP made in mid to late '44.In addition to that what caught my attention was the holster it came in, a extremely rare NSFK marked holster.The NSFK was the civilian airforce prior to the Luftwaffe .They trained many Luftwaffe pilots before and early in WW2. Not many times do you see a holster that is more valuble than the pistol.The PP is in great shape also about 99% of the late war finish is present with a nice bore . One original clip with the ammo still in it.

 

[6pack]

Very nice!

 

[gmhowell]

Wow!

 

[yellowsled]

I just about fell out of my chair, that is amazing.

 

[screamingeagle]

I just about fell out of my chair, that is amazing.

Best part was I picked this up 6 miles from my house. I look for WW2 stuff constantly and am usually disappointed with what I see when I arrive ,sometimes driving a few hours.And this was practically right under my nose.

 

[TwinTurboDiesel]

Very nice find. I am in the market for German "marked" firearms from WWII like the Luger 9mm. Iron Eagle, Waffen or other markings will suffice. That holster is, im sure of the very best quality.

 

[Augie]

Incredible find! Thats what every collector dreams of.

 

[Machodoc]

NSFK = Not Suitable For Klink?

 

[Chaunsey]

fantastic find!

that holster has gorgeous markings still intact.

 

[kohburn]

One original clip with the ammo still in it.

I understand when the media does it, but it still irks me a little when knowledgable gun people do it.


edit: forgot to mention how cool that peice of history is. Very nice find.

 

[Grey_Man]

Any idea how much the holster is worth?

 

[awptickes]

Wow. Amazing find!

 

[mawkie]

Congratulations on a spectacular find! It's nice that the experts over on the Walther forum concurred that it's an original mark on the holster (these are so sought after that there's a strong market for fakes). RIA auctioned one of these holsters off about a year ago and it hammered for $2000. Throw in their obscene 20% premium and the buyer shelled out $2400 for it. Indeed, worth more than the Walther, which would fetch somewhere in the $1-1200k range these days.

 

[Mooseman]

Nice find.