Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips. Each compartment features an inner separation.
Markings R.B. Nr. 0/0462/0010 are visible at the rear.
Complete in excellent condition.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German rifle cleaning kit of the RG 34 type, intended for the Mauser 98k. Manufactured by Mundlos and dated 1937.
Homogeneous set in quite good, used condition, coming in its original case, recovered in Normandy.
Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips.
Manufactured by L. Erselius in Leipzig, Saxony and dated 1942.
Each compartment features an inner separation.
Complete and in good overall condition.
Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips. Each compartment features an inner separation.
Markings R.B. Nr. 0/0561/0163 are visible at the rear.
Complete in excellent condition.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German pebbled-leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips.
The three compartments retain their internal divider. One of the rivet holding the leather band is missing.
God overall condition; found in Normandy.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German Mauser 98k cartridge box.
There is a tear on one side. Empty.
The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips. Each compartment features an inner separation.
Markings R.B. Nr. 0/0570/0033 are visible at the rear.
Complete and in excellent overall condition.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips. Each compartment features an inner separation.
Markings R.B. Nr. 0/0560/0101 are visible at the rear.
Complete and in excellent overall condition.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German pebbled-leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips.
Each compartment features an inner separation.
Markings R.B. Nr. 0/0570/0033 are visible at the back.
Complete and in good overall condition.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips.
Each compartment features an inner separation.
Marking R.B. Nr. 0/0561/0163 is visible at the rear, though hardly legible.
Complete and in very good overall condition.
Empty.
Genuine WWII German canvas bayonet frog, desgined for the Mauser 98k standard issue bayonet.
Though initially intended for the Mediterranean theaters of operations, the use of this canvas version gradually spread to most fronts throughout the conflict.
Complete and in good overall condition.
Nice genuine WWII German black pebbled leather ammunition pouch, intended for Mauser 98k clips.
Dated 1942.
Good overall condition; this item is made up of two compartments instead of the usual three.
No inner separation.
The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
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