Original German WWII Era Black Leather Breakaway Holster for Walther PPK Pistol with WaA110 Waffenamt Stamp U.S. Uniforms It was later superseded by

It was later superseded by the 7

The remnants of the division were reinforced by the 112th Infantry Regiment of the 28th Infantry Division and withdrew over the Our River and joined other units at Saint Vith

The top cover bears serial number 9001 (struck through) and 1524 along with maker code bpr on this very fine example of the most prolific German issued Light Machine gun of WW2

while the magazine housing has the "Arrow" of Sestroretsk Arsenal

The ribbons are an EAME ribbon and Army Good Conduct Ribbon

Original German WWII Era Black Leather Breakaway Holster for Walther PPK Pistol with WaA110 Waffenamt Stamp U.S. Uniforms It was later superseded byOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an attractive German WWII era black leather breakaway holster intended for the compact Walther PPK pistol. It retains its complete securing hardware and bears a clearly identified WaA110 Waffenamt inspection stamp beneath the flap, giving the piece strong collector appeal. The Walther PPK was developed as the compact version of Walthers successful PP, or Polizeipistole, series. Its concealable size, double