Original German WWII Browning High Power Holster by Carl Busse of Mainz Vintage Signs The particular liner in this

The particular liner in this helmet that was used was a defect CAPAC shell which was repurposed as a toy helmet

Steel-cased M2 dummy cartridges headstamped FA 4 (Frankford Arsenal 1944)

Overall a very nice example of a hard to find WWII German Belt and buckle

The scabbard shows a lot of finish loss and light oxidation

The barrel is a bit darker than the action

Original German WWII Browning High Power Holster by Carl Busse of Mainz Vintage Signs The particular liner in thisOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very worn WWII issue brown pebbled leather "breakaway" holster for the Belgian made Browning High Power pistol, complete with correct period markings. These pistols were put into German service when Belgium was occupied, and were popular for their high magazine capacity. The holster follows the standard soft shell "high front" design, with a front magazine pouch and top flap. It is marked on the back with