Original German WWII P08 Luger Named Leather Holster Dated 1941 by Frost & Jahnel Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly The threatened use of poison

The threatened use of poison gas in WW2 never became a reality

The gun includes a rare original belt and a shoulder stock for antiaircraft use

each is all original expect for the new made clamp that secure the barrel of the MG to the mount

65mm Unique Model 17 pistol extensively used by Germany in WW2 after their conquest of Continental Europe

some even have faded post war military markings and sometimes dates on the interior of the flap

Original German WWII P08 Luger Named Leather Holster Dated 1941 by Frost & Jahnel Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly The threatened use of poisonOriginal Item: Only One Available. This supple leather holster is maker marked ftc and dated 1941. Research reveals that ftc stands for Frost & Jahnel of Breslau who produced holsters from 1941 1942. There is also a Waffenamt that reads WaA 182 which is correct for this maker. The overall condition of the holster is very good, with supple black leather, intact heavy white stitching, original loops, takedown tool pocket, and pistol ejection strap.