I'm not sure if this is the most appropriate forum for this or not but...
My brother in law passed this off to me a few months ago, to try and get some more info for him.
The story is that his grandfather acquired this during WWII. Not sure on the timeline of things, but he was in Britain, Germany and Italy. He fought at Angio Beach and in The Battle of the Bulge. So no one know's how, when, or where he picked this up.
What I have figured out so far is that it is a Unique Model 10, the caliber is 6.35mm SFM (which I have heard is .25 ACP), serial number 935xx. It looks to be all original. I dunno if the holster is original or not. It's a little roughed up as you can see in the pictures, but besides the fact the the striker appears broken, it looks like it would function (not that I'm even remotely attempted to try firing it, even if it the striker was intact...).
So, can anyone tell me anything about this pistol or direct me to more info about it? Also, would anyone know what the estimated value for something like this would be?
ETA: I've heard that many of these have waffenamt stampings in them, I've just gotten done looking this one over once again and there are waffen stamps. Not sure if that changes anything about it's origin...
Some of the things I found really interesting about this pistol was the bizarre take down method (twist barrel 1/4 turn to release), the fact that it locks back on the last shot (which I didn't think was all that common in pocket pistols, and that it has a magazine safety.
Thanks!