Old proof from 1944, expertly reworked, condition externally III.
Apparently produced during WW2, the weapon has an original instruction manual in German and a contemporary pistol case including a reserve magazine. Interesting ensemble! No proof marks, condition III...
german proof, condition 3
Weapon incomplete. missing: Magazine, mainspring, left grip, various small parts. Trigger bar is included. German proof 1978, condition therefore V.
Hungarian PP clone, ung. Proof, condition 2-3.
Belgian proof, in need of cleaning, condition 3.
acceptance "eagle over WaA140", light rough war finish, rusty on front, no valid. Beschuss, condition III-IV.
Scarred and spotted original finish, no proof, condition IV.
Fairly used mod. 1906, no valid proof, condition still III.
No proof, condition II-III.
No valid proof, partially already patinated, condition IV.
Heavily used original condition, Belgian proof, condition III-IV.
From delivery under German occupation to Germany, acceptances on left "eagle over WaA140", matching numbers, refurbished, no proof - collectors gun, condition externally III.
export model for USA, adjustable sights, Belgian proof. Condition 3.
magazine missing, Spanish proof, condition 3.
acceptance Stephanskrone, spotted but original finish, no gült. Beschuss, condition still III.
acceptance "Bp triple arms 18", (Budapest 1918). no proof Condition II. See MÖTZ /SCHUY, Vom Ursprung der Selbstladepistole p. 634ff.
acceptance "Bp double crest16", non-original wood grip panels, barely more finish, some scarring, Condition IV.
acceptance "Bp Wappen 18" for 1918, very stained and lightly scarred, breech jammed, magazine not original. 1st WK weapon, see MÖTZ/SCHUY, Ursprung S.634ff. No valid. Proof, condition IV-V.
Italian proof, in original box, condition 2.
Italian proof 1963, in original box with instructions, condition 2.
Austrian proof 1992, condition 3-4
valid proof, condition 3.
