1428 LOT OF 8 GERMAN WWII P.35(P) & PISTOLE 650(B)

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Nov 06 @ 10:00 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 300.00 USD
Estimated at 600.00 - 1,000.00 USD
HOLSTERS. Lot consists of 8 German WWII P.35(p) (Vis.35) and Pistole 650(b) (High Power) holsters, including: 1) Brown pebble grain High Power holster mfg. in 1944 by Karl Busse. Rear is marked with mfg. code and single digit year of mfg. "jkh/ 4". Complete with correct unproofed blued steel 13-rd. mag. with split tail floorplate. 2) Brown leather High Power holster mfg. in 1944 by Karl Barth. Breakaway flap is marked with Barth's mfg. code and 2-digit year of mfg. "dla/ 44" above an Eagle/WaA198 proof. Holster is complete with an unmarked blued steel 13-rd. mag. with split tail floorplate. 3) Black leather High Power holster mfg. in 1944 by Maury & Co. Interior of closure flap is stamped with mfg. code and single digit year of mfg. "hlv/ 4" above an upside down Eagle/WaA668 proof. Holster is complete with an Eagle/WaA140 coded blued steel 13-rd. mag. with split tail floorplate. 4) Brown leather High Power holster mfg. in 1944 by Ernst Melzig. Breakaway flap is marked with the mfg. code and 2-digit year of mfg. "clg/ 44" beneath the closure strap, with an Eagle/WaAB66 proof marked on the interior of the closure flap. Mag. is absent. 5) Brown leather High Power holster mfg. in 1944 by Moritz Stecher. Rear is marked with an Eagle/WaA179 proof, followed by "jwa/ 44". Mag. is absent. 6) Brown leather Vis.35 holster mfg. in 1944 by Steyr. Interior of closure flap is ink stamped with a boxed "bnz 1944" above a boxed (apparent factory error) "P 35 (b)". Complete with x1 8-rd. mag. marked with an Eagle/WaA183 on the floorplate toe. 7) Brown leather Vis.35 holster mfg. by Steyr. Interior of closure flap is marked with a virtually illegible boxed "bnz" code, with the remainder of markings being completely illegible. Mag. is absent. 8) Black leather Vis.35 holster mfg. in 1944 by Otto Stephan. Interior of closure flap is ink stamped with the mfg. code and single digit year of mfg. "gaq 4", followed by a poorly stamped model designation. CONDITION: holsters remain malleable, exhibiting varying degrees of wear, with all remaining good to very good overall. PROVENANCE: From an Esteemed & Refined Private German Military Collection. (02-27735-1/MLW). NON-GUN. $600-1,000.