Null Ten pistol and revolver pouches
Dark brown leather pouch for the Reichsrev…

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Ten pistol and revolver pouches Dark brown leather pouch for the Reichsrevolver (seam open at bottom), inside stamped "F.A.R.29 / 1897". Dark brown P 08 leather pouch, stamped "N. Burghard Pasing" on the back (seams and drawstring in good order, without tools). Radom P 35 pistol holster, inside ink stamp "35" (seams and drawstring in good order, minor old repairs). A black leather pouch for Vopo P 08, stamped "Bautzen 1951" on the back. Plus six further pouches of various types (one with leather flaws). Partly slightly damaged, signs of age. Condition: II

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Ten pistol and revolver pouches Dark brown leather pouch for the Reichsrevolver (seam open at bottom), inside stamped "F.A.R.29 / 1897". Dark brown P 08 leather pouch, stamped "N. Burghard Pasing" on the back (seams and drawstring in good order, without tools). Radom P 35 pistol holster, inside ink stamp "35" (seams and drawstring in good order, minor old repairs). A black leather pouch for Vopo P 08, stamped "Bautzen 1951" on the back. Plus six further pouches of various types (one with leather flaws). Partly slightly damaged, signs of age. Condition: II

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