Original British WWI Officer's Sam Browne Leather Holster for Colt 1911 .45cal Pistol - Very Rare Snider Rifle Most surprisingly is that the

Most surprisingly is that the optics are excellent and still functional

This is a well preserved M43 Waffen-SS service cap

Dole was eager to help and he and Langley

is included among the accessories

Original Item: The USMC M-1941 Haversack (upper bag) and Knapsack (lower bag) were a two-piece pack system issued to the United States Marine Corps in World War II through the early years of the Vietnam War

Original British WWI Officer's Sam Browne Leather Holster for Colt 1911 .45cal Pistol - Very Rare Snider Rifle Most surprisingly is that theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The British Officers in WW1 usually supplied much of their own equipment, as was the Army tradition. As a rule British Officer's carried large Webley Revolvers Marks IV, V, and VI all in the large . 455 Caliber. Some Officers supplied themselves with Smith & Wesson Revolvers and later in the War with Colt New Service Revolvers. Just occasionally some wealthy individual splurged on one of those "New" Colt "self