A belt M 1895 with two cartridge pouches 09 and ZF 12 in quiver Prussian belt with brass lock, on it a white medallion with royal crown, brown leather strap. Attached are two three-piece cartridge pouches 09 of stitched brown leather, one stamped on the back "Kornwestheim, Salamander, Schuhfabriken" and "1915". Also a ZF 12 telescopic sight with gray lacquered zinc housing (somewhat rubbed), marked on the side "Z.F. 12 - No 34203 - Emil Busch A.G. - Rathenow", brown leather eyecup, in robust case of thick brown leather, stamped "Emil Busch A.G. Rathenow 1916" on the back. Triangular reticle, optics somewhat cloudy. Field gray textile shoulder strap. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Length 96 cm. Condition: II

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