Original German WWII Named Walther P.38 Black Hardshell Holster by Kromolowski & Söhne of Radom German Machine Guns with the brown velvet on

with the brown velvet on the back well retained

depending upon the user’s needs and accessory equipment

the 5th became a fusilier regiment and was redesignated as the 5th (Northumberland Fusiliers) Regiment of Foot:

Perhaps after service a star for each shoulder board was removed and never replaced

this is an extremely rare example of which we have only ever seen one of

Original German WWII Named Walther P.38 Black Hardshell Holster by Kromolowski & Söhne of Radom German Machine Guns with the brown velvet onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased from a private collector, this is a very nice WWII issue Black Hardshell holster for the standard issue Walther P38 pistol, complete with correct period markings. It even has the name Juch written in white paint on the underside of the lid. The back of the holster is marked on the right side with the a strong P. 38 stamping, which are often very faint. To the far left is the three letter code lyo,