Original German WWII MP 40 Tropical Afrika Korps Magazine Pouch U.S. Militaria leaving the approaching Rescue boat

leaving the approaching Rescue boat to ring down the curtain

which passed through this iron shackle around the man's ankle to prevent any attempt to escape

M1916 bayonets were produced from 1916–1918 at Manufacture D'Armes de le Etat (Arms Manufacturer of the State): abbreviated MAE

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which succeeded in landing the first men on the Moon from 1969 to 1972

Original German WWII MP 40 Tropical Afrika Korps Magazine Pouch U.S. Militaria leaving the approaching Rescue boatOriginal Item: Only One Available. A fine example of a desirable WWII German MP40 magazine pouch with loading tool pouch. Constructed from tan blended webbing material as seen on other period German WW2 field gear used in North Africa and Italy (although used everywhere the Wehrmacht fought during WWII). The rectangular stitching is a known feature on some of these pouches. The stitching is clean and solid. The leather closure tabs are VERY stiff, and