Original WWII French Moroccan Spahi Officer Colonial Kepi U.S. Ordnance More interesting however is the

More interesting however is the lock

this is stunning documentation of atrocity as witnessed by a USGI at the end of WW2

using top quality prewar craftsmanship

NOTE: As this is chambered for

The shoulder board was contained in a rear pocket of the quality genuine brown leather holster set which was fitted with two brass suspension rings and substantial belt loops for use with Sam Browne style Belt that is included

Original WWII French Moroccan Spahi Officer Colonial Kepi U.S. Ordnance More interesting however is theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Spahis were light cavalry regiments of the French army recruited primarily from the indigenous populations of Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. At the outbreak of World War Two in 1939 the Spahis comprised three independent brigades, each of two regiments and still horse mounted. Each regiment was made up of four sabre squadrons with five officers and 172 troopers in each. Three regiments saw active service in France in