Original Item: Only One Lot of 2 Available. These are very nice German WWII Naval-issue brown pebble-grain leather triple Patronentaschen (ammunition pouch), designed to hold stripper clips for the Mauser k98K rifle. This was the standard German infantry rifle throughout WWII for all forces, even the Kriegsmarine / Navy. These pouches would be attached to the waist belt, and would be attached to combat suspenders using the rings on the back. Each pocket holds two stripper clips of 5 rounds, so each pouch holds 6 clips, or 30 rounds.

The pouches are in very good, service used condition, and do not have any major stitching or leather issues. The leather does show some wear to the texture, but nothing major, and there are scuffs and overall wear. The internal separators are still present in all of the pouches, and all of the early war/late war pattern aluminum/steel rivets and snaps are sound. The pouches are fitted with a "D" ring on the back, and steel rivet studs on the bottom.

The back of one pouch is maker-marked GUSTAV SCHIELE LEDERWARENFABRIK LOBURG 1939. The other pouch is maker-marked RAHM & KAMPMANN KAISERSLAUTERN 1938. These markings can be hard to see due to the pebble grain texture. Both pouches also have a clear EAGLE / M marking, indicating issue to the German Kriegsmarine (Navy). Rifles were still needed and kept on board, especially for landing parties.

This is a great chance to pick up a rare set of Navy marked k98K triple ammo pouches! Ready to display with your 98K rifle!