The Walther magazines produced after the war have seven uniform circular welding spots. The floorplates have a rectangular notch, comparable to the wartime produced magazines. All of the magazines have ribbed followers that are an unfinished metal color. The commercial contract magazines were stamped on the left side of the housing with the Walther banner, the pistol designation P.38 and the caliber. No markings are found on the spine. These magazines have a high quality blueing.
