An outgrowth of the civilian "Luftsportverband", the Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps (NSFK) was established in 1937, and served as a paramilitary training arm and reserve unit for the Luftwaffe, producing glider troops, pilots, and radiomen. Brown leather construction, with the NSFK "winged man" logo on the flap, Kind's "D.R.G.M./ (crossed rifles)/ Akah" mark beneath the flap, and a faint "Walther/ P.P." ink stamp on the inside of the holster. In addition to the model mark, 7 ink stamps reading "STEPHEN MILLER/ O-1642392" are present on the inside, presumably added by the veteran who brought the holster home. This is the rarest of all Nazi organizational holsters.

Excellent. A dark spot is present on the magazine pouch, with a dew small dark areas overall, light cracking at the fold of the flap, and minimal handling marks. This is another example of the depth of extremely rare Nazi holsters offered in this auction.