Here are two of my latest finds a pre war Belgian made HP from 1935 or 1936 and a Walther PP from 1945.
The High Power was a vet bring back. So it had to come from a surrendered Belgian soldier to a German soldier in 1940 when Germany invaded Belgium. Then to a US soldier from a surrendered German soldier 1945. The gun has no German proofs only Belgian Circle H (Belgian military acceptance proof) and assorted other Belgian proofs. It has the type 1 tangent sights, these sights were put on HP's the were supplied originally with a shoulder stock. This gun is slotted for a shoulder stock on the back strap of the grip.
Enjoy the pictures:
The Hp left side
The HP right side
This Walther PP was made in early March 1945. there are no Walther stamps on the left side of the gun and right side ha the serial number on the slide and frame. The slide serial is over AC ( the code for Walther ). Aside from the Eagle over N stamps, there are no other proofs on the gun. This was a last ditch get it out the door situation in which this gun was made
The Walther PP left side
The Walther PP Right side