Original British WWI Officer's Sam Browne Leather Holster for Colt 1911 .45cal Pistol - Very Rare Snider Rifle Most surprisingly is that the

Most surprisingly is that the optics are excellent and still functional

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Everything you could possibly need to complete a fabulous WWII MG collection

The 97th BG would move to North Africa and assigned to Twelfth Air Force as part of the Operation Torch landings

This is a well preserved M43 Waffen-SS service cap

Original British WWI Officer's Sam Browne Leather Holster for Colt 1911 .45cal Pistol - Very Rare Snider Rifle Most surprisingly is that theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The British Officers in WW1 usually supplied much of their own equipment, as was the Army tradition. As a rule British Officer's carried large Webley Revolvers Marks IV, V, and VI all in the large . 455 Caliber. Some Officers supplied themselves with Smith & Wesson Revolvers and later in the War with Colt New Service Revolvers. Just occasionally some wealthy individual splurged on one of those "New" Colt "self