 Standard Wehrmacht 27mm short barrel Leuchtpistole; Machined aluminum alloy construction, short barrel, flare pistol with a protective black anodized finish with steel and bakelite fittings. Early well marked gun having code: "S/237 1938", Serial no. "1492a" on left side receiver. Right side with SIX early WaA proofs: "Eagle-26" The pistol features an approx, 3 1/8", (8cm), long barrel, not including the breach, and a 1 1/8", (27mm), diameter, aluminum, alloy barrel. The forward edge of the trigger guard has a steel cocking lever which activates an internal barrel locking mechanism and also enables the barrel hinge to be folded forward to load the pistol. Hammer and trigger are also steel. The pistol has molded, dark brown, bakelite grips with a repeating, embossed, diamond pattern and or secured to the pistol by a single, flat head bolt. Butt of grip has it lanyard ring. Screws are un-molested, overall 98% finish remaining. Action is strong, bore excellent -$395
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 Mint black leather 44 dated P-38 Holster marked DLU 44 & WaA 841 for E. Lunenschloss. Mint factory shape with all white stitching showing minimal use. An excellent late-war example showing only edge wear and no real gun use, choice -$275.
 Mint German WWII black leather 18 round flare gun ammo pouch and shoulder strap. Early Rbn# with 1943 date. Adjustable matching black leather shoulder strap. Three rows for 6 rounds and comes with one of every type and color of flare cartridge used, many with expiration dates late in the 1940s. Ammo pouch is in Mint condition, flare rounds have all been fired but with legible designations & date. Rare to find in this condition -$475
 Brown leather 1939 dated P-08 Luger Holster by F. Offermann, marked WaA 727. Great un-crushed factory shape with all white stitching and showing some use. An excellent early war example in brown -Very Good to Exc. $350 HOLD
 Pack Bag and 1938/1942 dated Wood Tent Poles with metal connectors, pegs and rope that would be carried by the individual Soldier. All pieces are very serviceable and very good to excellent condition. These are the correct pre-45 dimensions and NOT postwar! -$175.
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