Original German WWII Full Flap High Front Holster for 7.65mm Pistols - Waffenamt Marked 17th Century and is generally considered the

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Original German WWII Full Flap High Front Holster for 7.65mm Pistols - Waffenamt Marked 17th Century and is generally considered theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Made in either Belgium or Holland under German Occupation, these full front flap holsters were captured by the Germans and issued to the Waffen SS. This example was Waffenamt marked on the back below the maker JOHN A. G. For reference, please See GERMAN PISTOLS AND HOLSTERS 1934 1945 VOLUME III page 193, figure 176 by Lt. Colonel Robert D. Whittington III, U. S. Army Retired. This example is in very good condition,