Original German WWII Large Pattern Field Medic Leather Case - Waffenamt Marked Breda M-37 The 509th carried out the

The 509th carried out the first US combat drops during the invasion of North Africa (OPERATION TORCH) flying on transport planes all the way from England to the African coast

Wood scabbard with brass copper and gold highlights has a few small dents and dings

and has a very low serial number of 1608C stamped on the barrel

starting the delay train at the last possible moment

which each measure approximately 18 inches in length

Original German WWII Large Pattern Field Medic Leather Case - Waffenamt Marked Breda M-37 The 509th carried out theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice German WWII Issue Field Medic first aid large pattern brown leather medic case. The case features a carry handle on top, multiple compartments inside and is stamped with a German Waffenamt WaA717 stamp on the front of the lid, over the letter S. The case measures 8 1 2"W x 9 1 2"H x 4", and has a lovely aged look. These cases were used to hold a multitude of medical supplies for field use, with