Original British WWII P37 Modified Tanker "Long Drop" .38 Webley Pistol Holster by M.E.Co. - Dated 1942 nChannel particularly in the grooves and

particularly in the grooves and towards the muzzle

• A few scans of research documents also included but there's lost more research potential with this guy

We assume that this is so that the lid can also be used as a platter once no longer needed

The Totenkopf remained a part of the uniform when the regiment was reformed into Leib-Husaren Regiments Nr

Original British WWII P37 Modified Tanker "Long Drop" .38 Webley Pistol Holster by M.E.Co. - Dated 1942 nChannel particularly in the grooves andOriginal Item: Only One Available. The British Army has long created pieces of equipment for troops with specialist roles. Where once cavalry had their own equipment optimized for warfare on horseback, by the Second World War tank crews had also received specialist clothing and equipment designed to help them fight as easily as possible in the tight confines of the tank. One area that needed to be addressed was that of side arms and their holsters. If