Both leather holsters are the traditional 2-flap style with single wide belt loops, the Kind "AKAH" trademark on the lower flaps, magazine pouch, and "Walther/P.P." inside the upper flaps. Kind was considered by many to be the finest German maker of commercial holsters, and these are exceptional examples of his superior workmanship 1) Black leather holster with a blackened steel flap stud backed with a leather patch, black stitching, and "82" ink stamped on the lower flap. 2) Brown leather holster with a bright alloy flap stud with no backing, white stitching, and "Col. Leslie L. Nunn/O-213036" hand-written on the inside. Colonel Nunn has not been identified, but it is likely that he was the one of claimed this item as a war souvenir. One of the more popular sidearms in Nazi Germany, Walther PPs were worn in holsters like these by the SS, the police, and other users including influential Nazi leaders such as H. Himmler.

Both are excellent plus, truly exceptional as issued condition with only a few minor scuffs overall.