Description
3/3/22 – This is a near-mint example of a fourth-variation Walther Model WTP II. These guns were assembled by the French using leftover parts immediately following the German occupation during WW2. These guns are very rare, as only about 1,100 were made. The gun is all matching and has no proof marks. it has retained about 98% of its bluing. There are just hints of wear on the high edges of the slide, very minor muzzle wear, and one tiny handling mark on the front strap. Comes with excellent period-correct black bakelite grips and one proper magazine. The bore is mint.
