Germany, Wehrmacht. A Walther P38 Holster, by Joseph Moll GTRexclude where he was officially diagnosed

where he was officially diagnosed with "Trench Fever"

where he was issued his Provisional Release Certificate (Officer)

the reverse retaining two fully-intact Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) labels bearing maker codes of “A4/440” and “A4/148”

measuring 97 mm (w) x 144 mm (h)

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Walther P38 Holster, by Joseph Moll GTRexclude where he was officially diagnosed(Wehrmacht Pistolentasche fr die P38). An extremely well preserved Wehrmacht Walter P38 holster, constructed of multiple panels of pebbled black leather, consisting of a shell topped by a retractable lid, the front with a strap perforated with a buttonhole which meets a magnetic metal stud emanating from the front for secure closure, with clip pouch embroidered onto the front, the reverse stitched with two loops for belt suspension, the reverse