Original German WWII 1943 Walther P38 Hardshell Holster by Richard Ehrhardt Original Antique Guns These helmets were introduced in

These helmets were introduced in 1941 (see page 53 & 215 of the book Vintage Flying Helmets by Prodger)

- Original Austro-Hungarian ink stamps to the inside lining of the jacket

I do not think I have ever seen a Q knife with the pommel broken off

Based on the Soldbuchs of two FK272 men who were inducted in June of 1944

It has two slits on the top for a belt

Original German WWII 1943 Walther P38 Hardshell Holster by Richard Ehrhardt Original Antique Guns These helmets were introduced inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a black leather hardshell Walther P38 holster. It is nicely stamped on the reverse bdr 43 which stands for Richard Ehrhardt of Possneck in Thueringen. The overall condition of the holster is very good, with black dyed leather, heavy white stitching, intact original belt loops, and pistol ejection strap. The original flap securing strap and loop are present and in functional condition. A