From a veterans family this Morning....BILL
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Superb Bill, thanks for posting them.
Are there any markings on the P38 holster?
Regards
IanComment
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very nice Bill that p38 is a corker congrats on a good set
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Nice score Bill:
This belies the belief that there's noting more to be found -out-of-the-woodwork.
JimComment
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super find
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The VZ.24 holster is czechoslovak marked? nice items.Comment
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Hello Ian, Yes the P-38 Holster is marked cgu WaA20 41 and P-38... BILLOriginally posted by IanC View PostComment
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Hello Andy, Yes the VZ-24 holster is marked T6A stamped/cut in leather, and green ink stamped Czech Lion, Rounded top Square markings inside cannot read, next circle cannot read inside marks, next square cannot read markings inside square, three different serials numbers of pistols one matching CZ27, Holster dyed black and shoulder straps removed, single belt loop....BILLOriginally posted by AndyB View PostComment
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Nice set- up Bill.
Any details on the P-38??The probability of being watched is directly proportional to the stupidity of your act.
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It could be holster of Vz.24 pistol, stamped for Telegraf Battalion nr.6, it was located in Brno area. The CZ27 was probably added in Protektorat or by germans. The holster was dyed black as the colour was brown normally.Comment
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Bill..NICE! A beautiful Cavalry sword..Good to hear stuff is still out there to be had.Comment
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The sword blade is marked "Kurhessen Field Artillery Regt No. 11" Kurhessen was a province of Bavaria formed 1 April 1944 and existed till end of war. The Army used horse drawn artillery throughout the whole war.Comment
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