German Luger WW1 Front and Rear Toggle Assembly Japanese Uniforms install the lock into the

install the lock into the existing inletted aperture and then fit the new made screws

Samuel Pepys

and rebuilt replacing any worn or broken parts by a master antique gunsmith

Deep green colored interior with brass ventilation holes in top under brass spike and full brown leather headband complete with leather chin strap

Glider troopers of the 319th and 320th Glider Field Artillery Battalions and the 325th Glider Infantry Regiment (and the 3rd Battalion of the 504th PIR) instead arrived in Italy by landing craft at Maiori (319th) and Salerno (320th

German Luger WW1 Front and Rear Toggle Assembly Japanese Uniforms install the lock into theOriginal Item: This Luger front and rear toggle assembly is marked with a large and elaborate crown over the city name ERFURT, indicating manufacture at the German Royal Arsenal at Erfurt. Both the front and rear links have the same serial number, 33. Finish is blue with little wear and no rust or pitting.