Germany, Wehrmacht. A Walther P38 Holster GTRexclude Bridges later qualified T

Bridges later qualified T

M (Karl Wurst Markneukirchen)

In 1935 he received the Hindenburg Cross for First War veterans

5 mm x 94 mm bronze gilt Austrian coat-of-arms affixed to the front with the initials "FJI" (Franz Joseph I

red ribbon hanging down from behind the badge

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Walther P38 Holster GTRexclude Bridges later qualified T(Holster fr Walther P. 38). A Wehrmacht issued holster for a Walther P38, constructed of thick, polished, blackened leather. It consists of a main body securely held together by a row of hand stitched white threading. The reverse of the body bears two integrated blackened leather loops for belt attachment. Embossed onto the reverse is an inscription of P38, as well as a Waffenamt insignia and maker code WAA383 for an unidentified manufacturer. It also