Original German WWII Flare Signal Pistol Holster by Lederwarenwerk Curt Vogel K.G (fuq) with Carry Strap and Cleaning Rod - dated 1941 British Ordnance throw themselves against the 4th

throw themselves against the 4th Marine lines and be cut to pieces by small arms fire and incredibly accurate Marine artillery

and originally did not have any band retaining springs

and a bit of cracking along the bottom

made for Spain in the early 1870s and issued to Havana prior to the Spanish-American War

Original German WWII Flare Signal Pistol Holster by Lederwarenwerk Curt Vogel K.G (fuq) with Carry Strap and Cleaning Rod - dated 1941 British Ordnance throw themselves against the 4thOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of the standard German WWII issue heavy black soft shell flare signal pistol holster, as used throughout the war. Unlike most however, this is actually made mostly of "Prestoff", an imitation leather made from pressed paper. We rarely see these holsters intact and in such great condition. The "hinge" for the lid is a strip of leather that is riveted onto the flap and body, and the sides and