Original German WWII P08 Luger Brown Leather Holster by A. Walshausen - dated 1941 Breda M-37 preserving the detachable barrel in

preserving the detachable barrel in excellent live condition

In 1941 the division moved into Lapland to participate in Operation Silberfuchs

The visor has a subtly raised lip to the top of the forward edge and a row of reinforcement stitching to the bottom of the forward edge

Colbert at the behest of Chief of Naval Operations Arleigh A

The reverse ricasso is etched with the 1933-35 Eickhorn trademark: a double oval "losenge" style with a seated squirrel

Original German WWII P08 Luger Brown Leather Holster by A. Walshausen - dated 1941 Breda M-37 preserving the detachable barrel inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a standard issue brown leather hardshell P 08 holster, which was used by German forces during WWII. Most Luger holsters since late WWI in 1916 had been black, but they were still produced in brown for various units who utilized brown leather. The holster is marked on the back with the standard P. 08 designation on the upper right, and is also marked and dated with a German three letter