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Walther PPK 811475 Used for Second Unit Filming (GoldenEye, Prop Store Lot 162)

A deactivated Walther PPK, serial 811475, used for second unit filming on GoldenEye. Prop Store sold it against an estimate of US$40,000 to US$80,000.

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This deactivated Walther PPK, serial number 811475, was used for second unit filming on GoldenEye (1995), Pierce Brosnan‘s first Bond film. Prop Store offered it as lot 162 in its Los Angeles March 2024 live auction, with an estimate of US$40,000 to US$80,000.

In the film

The PPK is Bond’s sidearm throughout the film. In one scene Valentin Zukovsky names its calibre from the sound of Bond cocking the hammer behind him.

The pistol

The gun. A German 7.65mm steel semi automatic with a 3.25 inch barrel and textured grip, with “811475” engraved throughout.

Deactivation. It was sympathetically deactivated after production but keeps a working trigger, hammer, magazine release and safety. A Certificate of De-Activation and a letter dated September 2006 from the production armourer Bapty came with it.

The case. A black plastic Walther case with stickers marked “811475” and “Goldeneye”.

Owning it now

Prop Store’s archived lot page shows the pistol as sold on 4 April 2024, with the price shown only to registered users. Ownership rules for deactivated firearms vary by country. Our link goes to the archived lot page. The main unit hero PPK has its own page, Walther PPK 811590 and silencer, as does the stunt PPK and suppressor.

Specifications

Item Walther PPK, GoldenEye (1995)
Serial 811475
Use Second unit photography
Calibre 7.65mm
Barrel 3.25 inches
Status Deactivated (Bapty certificate, letter September 2006)
Auction Prop Store, Los Angeles March 2024, lot 162
Estimate US$40,000 to US$80,000
Stock 149676

Questions

Is Walther PPK 811475 the main hero gun from GoldenEye?

Prop Store says this pistol was used for second unit photography. A separate PPK, serial 811590, is documented as a hero gun.

Does the GoldenEye PPK still work?

It is deactivated, though the trigger, hammer, magazine release and safety still move.

Is Walther PPK 811475 for sale?

Not at present. Prop Store sold it against an estimate of US$40,000 to US$80,000.

Sources: Prop Store, James Bond’s (Pierce Brosnan) Walther PPK Pistol, GoldenEye, Los Angeles March 2024, lot 162.

More from the film is on our GoldenEye page and in our weapons collection.