Well, your gun, your family, but that has "heirloom" written all over it.
It is certainly of more value to your family than it will be to a stranger, with the photos in the grip. In any case, it's not the Hitler Walther...it won't bring a huge amount of money.
More, I'm not sure of the rules here, but most forums won't let you sell things until you have been a member for some time.
If you are totally unfamiliar with guns, there are restrictions on sales.
What's the actual caliber? .38S&W or .38 S&W Special?
Beyond that, it has a lanyard loop (normal on Victory military models), but it has a badly worn nickel finish, which isn't normal. The flapped holster doesn't look GI. What was Mr. Bell's role in the service?
Maybe a closeup of the serial number (tape off some digits if that is an issue), and of the frame opening with the cylinder opened.
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