A Walther mod. HP, Ustasa contract Cal. 9 mm Parabellum, no. 12399. Matching numbers. Matt bore. Proof-marked eagle/N. Produced circa mid-1941. Standard inscription. On the right of slide the Ustasa symbol in "U" shape above Croatian chessboard coat of arms. Original stained finish with traces of usage. Dark brown Bakelite grip panels. Magazine. Good overall condition. The Ustasa contract weapons are the rarest Walther collectorsÂ´ weapons existent. Produced within the assumed range numbers 12395 - 12534 merely 13 weapons are known worldwide according to literature. Cf. Bux, Editorial-Use-Only

A Walther mod. HP, Ustasa contract Cal. 9 mm Parabellum, no. 12399. Matching numbers. Matt bore. Proof-marked eagle/N. Produced circa mid-1941. Standard inscription. On the right of slide the Ustasa symbol in "U" shape above Croatian chessboard coat of arms. Original stained finish with traces of usage. Dark brown Bakelite grip panels. Magazine. Good overall condition. The Ustasa contract weapons are the rarest Walther collectorsÂ´ weapons existent. Produced within the assumed range numbers 12395 - 12534 merely 13 weapons are known worldwide according to literature. Cf. Bux, Editorial-Use-Only Stock Photo

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