Original German WWII Walther P.38 Black Hardshell Holster by Moritz Stecher of Freiberg - dated 1942 Martini-Henry Bayonets It has a heavy

It has a heavy

Ejection of the spent cartridge was done by hand

Turkish soldiers incarcerated in British prison camps in the Middle East during and immediately after World War I made a variety of bead work items to relieve the boredom of their prolonged imprisonment and to barter or sell for food and other amenities

The rampant xenophobia and anti-German immigrant sentiment within the United States at the time also caused many German-Americans to feel compelled to contribute to such campaigns as a way to prove their loyalty

Many members of the 3rd Brigade had recently returned from Vietnam and were not required

Original German WWII Walther P.38 Black Hardshell Holster by Moritz Stecher of Freiberg - dated 1942 Martini-Henry Bayonets It has a heavyOriginal 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. The back of the holster is marked on the right side with the correct P. 38 stamping, which are often very faint. To the far left over the belt loop is the three letter code jwa, indicating manufacture by Moritz Stecher of Freiberg in Saxony,