Original Imperial German WWI Kaiserlichemarine Ship Recognition Books - Lot of Three MG 34 Accessories The leather scabbard is in

The leather scabbard is in near-excellent condition

where it began sending small numbers of troops and officers to the front lines to gain combat experience

The Pistolet Mitrailleur MAS modèle 38 (MAS Model 38 Submachine Gun) was developed from the experimental MAS-35

and were sent overseas with the expectation of front-line duties

This is reportedly a bolt taken from the submarine Japanese Midget Submarine "C"

Original Imperial German WWI Kaiserlichemarine Ship Recognition Books - Lot of Three MG 34 Accessories The leather scabbard is inOriginal Items. Only One Lot Available. This is a great lot of German printed books meant for ship recognition, two being dated 1914 and the third being dated 1904. They were meant to teach sailors about the differences between German and enemy ships, with allied ships included as well. The first book, Taschenbuch der Kriegsflotten 1914 15, is named on the interior cover to a sailor, H. Peifs, with what appears to be a unit, 5 R 92, and a date of 27.