German light brelage made in black leather. The metal parts are present but show visible oxidation. The leather is supple and in good structural condition. Legible markings indicate ERG 4 /43. There is some wear and a marked patina on the piece. Condition II+. According to the seller's information, this piece comes from Chaumont. In December 1944, the hamlet of Chaumont, south of Bastogne in Belgium, was the scene of intense fighting during the Battle of the Bulge. On 23 December, Wehrmacht troops occupied the village, using civilian buildings, including the church, as defensive positions. German snipers were stationed there, making it particularly difficult for the Allied forces to advance. Light German webbing made of black leather. The metal parts are present but show visible oxidation. The leather remains supple and structurally sound. Legible markings indicate ERG 4/43. Some wear and a pronounced patina are to be noted on the piece. Condition II+. According to the seller, this item originates from Chaumont. In December 1944, the hamlet of Chaumont, located south of Bastogne in Belgium, was the site of intense fighting during the Battle of the Bulge. On December 23, Wehrmacht troops occupied the village, using civilian buildings, particularly the church, as defensive positions. German snipers were stationed there, making Allied advancement especially difficult.