Original German WWII Officer's Leather Holster for Browning 1910/1922 7.65mm Pistol Flintlock Muskets and Rifles costly year on a high

costly year on a high note

though the extractor/ejector is missing

They play the same role than the corps francs but they are specialized in mountain warfare and winter conditions

Manufactured sometime in 1853

At midnight on 14 July 1918

Original German WWII Officer's Leather Holster for Browning 1910/1922 7.65mm Pistol Flintlock Muskets and Rifles costly year on a highOriginal item: Only One Available. Known as "Theurermann Patent for Browning 1922" this unique form holster was seized by the Germans when invading Belgium and re issuing to German Officers. Quality brown leather construction with white stitching. Please See GERMAN PISTOLS AND HOLSTERS 1934 1945 VOLUME III page 196, figure 179 by Lt. Colonel Robert D. Whittington III, U. S. Army Retired. The holster design is rather ingenious, allowing one to remove