Original German WWII Souvenir Reptile Skin Wallet with Attached Visor Cap Wreath and Cockade Insignia

Original Items: Only One Available. Here we have a very interesting German WWII period wallet, maker marked A. WERW. PILZ. / LEIPZIG under one of the flaps. It looks to be made from doeskin leather and is covered with some type or reptile skin, which we believe is real and not simulated. It measures about 4 3/8" x 2 7/8", and features various internal compartments, including one that has a latch on top, and is held closed by a functional catch on the main flap. It has an attached aluminum oak leaf and acorn wreath around a metal tri color cockade, the standard insignia used on the front of visor caps.

We have no way of knowing who was the original owner of the wallet, but as it was acquired in the US, we assume that this was originally purchased by a USGI and brought back home after the war and subsequent occupation.

A very nice piece of WWII memorabilia, ready to display!