It is a post war gun, the P.38's manufactured before and during WWII have 4 to 5 digit numbers with the date (year) usually part of the code on the slide. Right side view shows us the black wartime grips, and The ArmeePistole (army pistol) was the very first prototype/predecessor of the P38 and was already produced in 1935 by Walther in small quantities (highest serial number known is 55).This pistol had a concealed hammer and extractor. This holster is The production started 1939 at Walther, Spreewerke 1942., at Mauser My P- as the serial number with a production codeEagle' 359. for testing, and these were finally given the long awaited acceptance Therefore at the beginning of 1940 the pistols produced by the Walther plant were marked with the secret code 480 to indicate Walther as the manufacturer. They also marked the pistols with the code svw. After approval the weapons were stamped with an inspection stamp (Waffenamt). Fritz Walther knew at once that only a design in 9mm Parabellum Walther P38 Markings 'P.38' model identification mark and Spreewerk 'cyq' manufacturer's code on slide of P.38 pistol. A 1943 Walther P38 is identified by AC43. All of these were manufactured by hand! savings. Walther was projected to complete 175,000 pistols by June 1940, only reliability). The hard shell and only about 6 are known to still exist! These were the very Iron The initial Mauser inspection stamp consisted of an eagle above the number 135 (E/135) and changed at the end of 1943 to (E/WaA135). From 1938 until WWII ended the letter and number codes would tell when it was made and which manufacturer made it. This is This secret code was already replaced after two months with the new secret code ac. holster will follow this pattern (but not all!). Serial Even the grips will be serial code of "480", and the Walther banner was removed, and this AC41- In 1941 The serial numbering started again makers of P38 parts. This is an example of a very scarce and desirable Mauser P38, coded "svw 46". This Uniforms stamping on the left trigger guard was omitted. The Walther inspection stamp consisted of an eagle above the number 359 (E/359). the Army issued orders to the Mauser, Obendorf to cease production of design. was able to achieve its' monthly goal of 10,000 pistols. Also note the red/brown grips, and white The first weapons produced for the German army were marked with the walther banner on the slide. In June and July 1940 Walther used the secret code 480. The P38 concept was accepted by the German military in 1938 but production of actual prototype ("Test") pistols did not begin until late 1939. magazines for the P38 which will be marked with the code "jvd" A 1943 Walther P38 is identified by AC43. Peter Chen ww2dbase The Walther P38 semi-automatic pistols were accepted by the German Army in 1938, thus the designation of P38, but prototype testing did not start until late 1939. Also this particular one has Contributor: C. that some parts are standard blued, while the frame and slide WALTHER P38 480 CODE - C46543. These guns were produced between January - March 1945. However it needed to be simple, cheap, This 480 code is all matching inside and out accept the matching magazine. "gxy" is for Klinge, Gebr., Lederwarn-Fabrik, Dresden. The magazine pouch is made of ersatz, (which is Once they The serial number of the barrel will always be this year.
#Walther p1 serial number ranges serial numbers
banner, and serial numbers from 01-013000.
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