You wrote that holsters were often repainted black. And why was it necessary.
You wrote that holsters were often repainted black. And why was it necessary.
Some Army leather items like belts were initially in brown, but a July 1943 order required them to be switched to black. A prominent example of this was the brown officer belts. They would not have wanted to buy new holsters in black, so many would have redyed brown holsters black to match their new belts.
Thank you very much!
Please tell me, this belt is suitable for my holster. Interested in its originality.
No, that is for a political organization and not for an army officer.
Tell me about this belt - the original or not and what disadvantages are present.
Hello,
That's a good 45 or 50 mm belt for an officer of the army, it fits with your P.08 holster...
Thanks
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Thank you, can you name the manufacturer?
Hello,by Dok
The marker's mark "D in a house" of the buckle stands for "Haus Diecke" after the war until the 1970s produced .. CTD would be before 1945 in my opinion ..
The Belt is imho BGS of the FRG, post-war
thanks for sharing it with us.
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