Original German WWII Rare Kampfpistole Z Model LP 34 Signal Flare Pistol by ERMA-Erfurt - Dated 1941 Stocks which was worn as trews

which was worn as trews by all ranks (except the regiment’s pipers

and the matching number is found stamped on the rear face of the cylinder

" published in 1981 by the Center for Shoah Studies Documentation and Research

It does have light wear from service

though the top securing string is missing

Original German WWII Rare Kampfpistole Z Model LP 34 Signal Flare Pistol by ERMA-Erfurt - Dated 1941 Stocks which was worn as trewsOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a very rare example of the German WWII Kampfpistole (struggle pistol), also called the Kampfpistole Z, or "Z Gun". It is a specialized flare gun introduced into German service during 1939 and served throughout World War II. It is a single shot, break action, flare gun designed and produced by Walther, and was based on the earlier Leuchtpistole 34. Externally both the Kampfpistole and the Leuchtpistole 34 were