Original German WWII Walther PP Pistol Brown Pebble Grain Leather Breakaway Holster by Richard Ehrhardt - dated 1943 Belgian Militaria but was definitely repainted during

but was definitely repainted during service with black enamel

The uniform and equipment used by the American soldier during the time of the Great War was unique to the early 20th Century and also adapted to the rapid changes required by modern warfare at that time

The type of insignia used was usually given to members with at least 40 years in the organization

though the ring is deformed

A later variant of the mine

Original German WWII Walther PP Pistol Brown Pebble Grain Leather Breakaway Holster by Richard Ehrhardt - dated 1943 Belgian Militaria but was definitely repainted duringOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice service used condition German WWII Era brown pebble grain leather breakaway holster for the Walther PP pistol. 7. 65 . 32ACP caliber "pocket" pistols were standard pistols used by Ordnungspolizei (Order Police) units. The brown color of this holster usually indicates issue to a rural police unit. The design follows the standard breakaway "high front" design of the period, with a top closure