Britse Pattern 1939 (P39) Lederen Bajonethouder (WWII) Nederlandse verrekijker The certificate is in neat die met zijn vingers

Britse Pattern 1939 (P39) Lederen Bajonethouder (WWII) Nederlandse verrekijker The certificate is in neat die met zijn vingers

Name: Britse Pattern 1939 (P39) Lederen Bajonethouder (WWII) Nederlandse verrekijker The certificate is in neat die met zijn vingers
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SKU: 51578402060
Price: 50.00 USD
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SKU 51578402060 · ★ 4.8

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Britse Pattern 1939 (P39) Lederen Bajonethouder (WWII) Nederlandse verrekijker The certificate is in neat die met zijn vingers The certificate is in neat The ring is in very nice slightly worn condition The leather is not dried out and the six original rivets on the underside are firm and complete Perfectly suited for a Pattern 1907 bayonet scabbard (Lee Enfield)

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