Mixed Lot of Mostly WWII Era Militaria & Bayonets

World War II

A large grouping of miscellaneous militaria that includes: a hardshell P38 marked holster with a spare P38v marked magazine, a Japanese Type 14 Nambu holster with shoulder strap, and a 1939 dated black hardshell P08 Pistol holster with a spare blued aluminum base magazine. (2) US M1916 holsters, one dyed black for Vietnam use marked SEARS/1942 and the other marked KEYSTON/BROS. A Robert Larson/Berlin/SW68/1938 marked German police holster for a small frame semi-auto like a Sauer 1930, a US web pistol belt and dual magazine pouch, an unmarked black flap pocket pistol belt holster, a pair of Zeiss 12x40 binoculars with a partial leather case. A very rough US Pattern of 1861 cartridge box with tins, box plate, missing a buckle and some old bullets inside, a well worn McKeever Box with a full set of .30-40 Krag rounds. (3) US Pattern of 1839 bayonet scabbards, all well worn, one with no bayonet, one with a reproduction US M1835 bayonet and one with a blued US M1855 bayonet. A refurbished German 98/05 bayonet with a mismatched scabbard, a United Cutlery 1942 dated 1905E1 bayonet with M1 scabbard, and an Italian Carcano bayonet and scabbard. An American Fork & Hoe M1 bayonet and M1 scabbard, a rusty US M1855 bayonet in an 8-rivet Pattern of 1864 scabbard and a US M1873 bayonet in a scabbard for the Prairie Belt. A powder flask, an "R" marked 1911 magazine, (4) M1 carbine magazines and a Dyer Pouch are also included, along with a 98/05 dress bayonet with scabbard and frog.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Most items well worn and about Fair, a couple are slightly better.

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