Description
and stored it in the holster while it dried
The leather is in good condition with the securing strap and snap still functioning perfectly with heavy wear
000 “long” (Pattern 1853) and 1
The SCR-300 saw heavy use in the Normandy invasion and the Italian campaign
1813 for use during the War of 1812 by Massachusetts troops
Original German WWII 1944-Dated Brown P.38 Softshell Breakaway Holster with 45mm Officer’s Open Claw Buckle Belt Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly and stored it in theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very attractive German WWII Walther P. 38 softshell breakaway holster, manufactured in 1944 by Moritz Stecher Lederwerk of Freiberg, Saxony, accompanied by a brown 45mm officer style open claw belt bearing the inscription Ob. Lt. z. S. Otto. The holster retains much of its original brown leather finish, now darkened with age and use, while the belt retains its open claw buckle with much of the pebbling and