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Hello Gents,
Just try to figure out what is the content of the "long' holster. Any idea? Cheers, Mauro ![]() ![]()
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Looks like a flare pistol holster.
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I agree with Ron. The guy is a bugler so I would guess that even in the early Wehrmacht he might be the commander's signal guy.
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Flare postol with the cleaning rod in front. I have this same rig with a walther flare pistol. They are made out of that erstatz type leather replacement material.
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