MP 44 pouch 2

[norge]

Hello collectors!
Would be happy to get some opinion about those Mp44 stg. pouches of mine.I have a good feeling about the orginality, but you never know in this bussiness!
Regards norge

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[MGN]

No, they are not good, especially those metal stubs,
On a better note lets see the the crew has the say,

[Bergflak]

Nope, sorry. Some of the construction details doesn't match WW2 German manufacture. I bet the leather is dry and almost cracking on some of the details. Typical artificial aging (baking in normal household oven). Sorry, but I am afraid this one is . Take a look at Tom's pouch in another thread here. There is a 1000 miles between them!!

[Willi Z.]

I agree. So far, I am not liking what I see. Is the red line printed on or is it a red thread sewn in?

[norge]

Thanks for opinions so far. The red tread is sewn in! To bad if they are 100% fake... Then i have to get another pair to match my stg. And the seller will pay! Anyone know about any?

Kind Regards
Gisle

[Maus]

Hey sorry but i dont like them either.

Thanks for opinions so far. The red tread is sewn in! To bad if they are 100% fake... Then i have to get another pair to match my stg. And the seller will pay! Anyone know about any?

Kind Regards
Gisle

[norge]

Pic. of mp 44 Pouches

It would have been interesting to see photos of some "Real" MP 44 Pouches(beside mp44 Tom`s, That one is a true treasure! ) if anyone on the forum do have any !?! I must be 100% sure before claiming the seller u know.
(One more pic. of "Fake?"mine)
Thanks and regards
norge

[Maus]

Mp44 pouch.

Hi here is a textbook one found in the ardennes .Hope you like it..gif[/img]

[Maus]

Mp44 pouch.

Here is another model of Mp44 pouches ,also found in the ardennes.Look at the recovery material straps.

[MGN]

Hello Norge,
Yes your pouch is a fake. Sorry to say.

Maus,
The first pouch posted look like an excellent original. If you have a few more photos of the pair please post them up. Any other history on the pouches?

Thanks Michael