Description
"They spent close to a week in Paris before they were flown back to England
Garand had designed and built a prototype bullpup rifle
The bottoms of the legs have button closures
The side cockades over the ears are of crossed rifles for an Infantry Officer
The unit flew its last combat mission on 21 April 1945 against a marshalling yard at Ingolstadt
Original German WWII Browning Hi-Power Leather Softshell Holster by Frost & Jähnel - dated 1942 Garand & U.S. Rifles "They spent close to aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This supple leather holster is maker marked on the back with wartime German letter code ftc, for Frost & Jhnel, a leatherworker based in Breslau who manufactured holsters from 1942 1943. This example is dated 1942, along with a faint Waffenamt proof, reading SA182. The overall condition of the holster is very good, especially considering the age. The leather is supple, and has intact heavy stitching, original belt