[rdj94a]

This is not a repo holster, but the real deal, with white thread, gun is matching, with two P-38 clips with one of them marked. Bore has light pitting as you would expect from a wartime piece. No import marks, vet bring back.

 

[rdj94a]

When I find a US WWII piece that I like/need this will go

 

[captain-03]

Very, very nice!!

 

[rdj94a]

I agree, I have seen many really nice P-38's but this is the finest WWII Nazi Hard shell P-38 holster I have ever seen. Thanks

 

[sidroski]

I've liked them since old war movies as a kid, nice pistol and the holster seems well kept.

 

[rdj94a]

Gentleman I got it from said his uncle brought it back from the war and gave it to him in 1960, he has had it since that time. He said he had fired it twice in all those years.

 

[swede62]

That's sharp! That's neat piece of history. You should try and get more of the story behind it if possible.

 

[Doug Bowser]

What are the code letters on the holster? The pistol was made by Walther.

Doug

 

[rdj94a]

EUE

 

[Doug Bowser]

EUE

EUE code is for:
Otto Reichel Lederwarenfabrik, Inhaber (meaning owner of business) Rudolf Fischer, Legenfeld

I have assembled a pocket book of firearm related German WW2 common codes. I get $5.00 for them delivered. The book has codes for firearms, ammunition, Leather goods and optics.

Doug

 

[rdj94a]

Thanks, I don't really collect Nazi stuff I just knew it was good trading material

 

[bonedust75]

what you want for it?

 

[rdj94a]

Exceptional US WWII US weapon or 1400

 

[rdj94a]

seriously what do you have to trade?

 

[Xd357]

seriously what do you have to trade?

if we could let's keep the selling/trading of items in the classifeds or by pm's.

Thanks.

Nice gun btw.

 

[rdj94a]

will do

 

[bonedust75]

Nothing to trade I was just asking what youwould liKe for it.

 

[Caleb C]

That's a nice P-38. I too have one with the original holster. My Grandfather brought it back from Germany when his duty was done after WWII. When he was asked how he acquired the Nazi weapon his only response was, "The soldier that I took it from didn't need it anymore." He left it to me. I've often wondered what it's worth but, I'd never get rid of it.

 

[rdj94a]

you see prices from 550 through 1400 all depends on codes and condition

 

[rdj94a]

although I saw some in Pensacola in the 1600 range