Original German WWII Browning High Power Holster by Johann Fröhlich of Vienna - dated 1942 Spanish American War is very similar to the

is very similar to the hilt of the Cossack

The barrel does have quite a bit of powder burn and oxidation near the breech

These examples of a “waster” are genuine WWI era M-1913 Practice “Patton” sabers

A genuine SLEEPER apparently uncovered in a Massachusetts barn in 2010

Original German WWII Browning High Power Holster by Johann Fröhlich of Vienna - dated 1942 Spanish American War is very similar to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased from a private collector, this is a very nice WWII issue brown softshell "breakaway" holster for the Belgian made Browning High Power pistol, complete with correct period markings. These pistols were put into German service when Belgium was occupied, and were popular for their high magazine capacity. The holster follows the standard soft shell "high front" design, with a front magazine pouch and top