The first time I saw leather marked SA I also assumed it was German. 

Unfortunately, the SS buckle is a reproduction. Sorry. We've all been there.

Answered on the USMF forum.  Thanks to militatiaone, Lance. Answer pasted below.   militariaone Posted 1 hour ago #4    Greetings all,       Granted, purchased from an outside of Iraq contractor but the sleeping bag's tag has the Iraqi Military's Jhim property stamp on it. As such, it was purchased for use by the Iraqi Military. See here for more about those stamps https://www.middleeastmilitaria.com/iraqi-tagjihm-guide.html Think of a Jhimmarking like a "US" or Ordnance Bomb's stamp. Translation: it is definitively an Iraqi Military Sleeping bag just manufactured/contracted from outside of Iraq.    Best,   V/r Lance

I second that, not Bundesluftwaffe, the form and the color differ.

Thank you, that narrows it down a bit

The SA on the pouch is a Finnish property mark

Hello new member here, I recently got this belt and pouches added to my collection. Is there anyone who could tell me anything about it all? 🙂   It looks and feels genuine although im no professional.    It has a few SA/SSA(?) stamps on the belt and on the pouches, also inside the pouches there's a couple of stamps but slightly more difficult to make out what it says.   Any help is appreciated!

It looks to be in excellent condition and the craftsmanship of the maker is evident, but I can't say it's a good-looking gun, with those boxy, square grips... I guess the P08 ruined the 'sexy-factor' for the rest 😂   There are some pistols that come close though in my opinion, like the M1911(A1), Radom Vis 35 and P38.

Here are what Bundesluftwaffe tabs look like. 

I DIDNT REALIZE THAT WIKIPEDIA COVERS WEAPONS IN MOVIES SO THUROUGHLY.   THE PISTOL FLAME USED IN HIS ASSASINATIONS WAS AN FN 1900 IN 32 ACP.  LOOKS ALOT LIKE A CZ 38 , ESPECIALLY FROM A DISTANCE HELD IN A ONE HANDED GRIP.   STILL 32ACP IS NOT A WEAPON I WOULD CHOOSE FOR ASSASINATIONS

Listed locally, as an 1980's Iraqi sleeping bag. To me I looks like a similar design to the 1950's casualty bags from Korean War era. Also looks similar to German Army sleeping bags.  Any help on the indentation appreciated.