Original U.S. WWII M1 Experimental Carbine Short Hip Holster Case by Lub. Prod. Co - dated 1943 German Helmets & Hats but was more successfully ignited

but was more successfully ignited with a match or a pipe

It was instituted on 10 January 1941 by Hermann Göring in his capacity as the Commander in Chief of the Luftwaffe

but there is no anchor proof

a maker of air handling equipment prior to the war

Bausch and Lomb was one of the few companies to be contracted by the US government to create these glasses

Original U.S. WWII M1 Experimental Carbine Short Hip Holster Case by Lub. Prod. Co - dated 1943 German Helmets & Hats but was more successfully ignitedOriginal Item: Only one available. These are quite rare! This is an excellent unissued example of the extremely rare experimental U. S. WWII M1 Carbine short hip holster. The short holster was specifically designed for troops that could not be encumbered by carry a rifle over the shoulder with a sling or in their hands. The ingenious short holster allowed the user to have both hands free by allowing the M1936 pistol belt to slide between the scabbard