WW1 Luger holster makers listed by city
 

Scott A. compiled this listing for us of Luger holster manufacturers; this is a "rework" (alphabetized and added a few new ones) on a list of Luger holster makers that was originally made up by Klaus Merzbach.

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Steinmetz holster made in Breslau?
 

Have you ever heard of a holster made by Steinmetz of Breslau. I have what looks like "1915" by Steinmetz. The city is hard to read but looks like Breslau.
Thanks,
George

Hi George, I don't see any Steinmetz, Breslau listed. Could it possibly be Stegmann & Bussau, Hamburg? Regards, Norm

Steinmetz in Breslau is correct.

Steinmetz at Breslau
 

Thanks all. Yes. Using the a magnifying glass I can clearly see the city name -- Breslau.

There is another stamp or marking that I can't decipher. Does anybody know what it might be or might mean????

I appreciate the help.

George

Thanks for the list
 

Edward- the list helped me with a holster I just bought from Jerry B. It is a beautiful brown 1938 from Dresden; and now I can be fairly sure that it was made by Carl Heinichen. Thanks much. :) Bill

Sorry is there a ww2 maker list?

I recently picked up a reasonably good holster and the stamp looks like its ''SATTLER-JNNUNG'' HANNOVER 1917 the second word is not stamped so clearly, but the first letter is pretty clear that its a ''J''

Perhaps the info is of some interest to the group.

You could have SATTLER-JNNUG or SATTLERINNUNG with lot of town :
Dresden
Eisleben
Braunschweig

With so many German holster makers, how did they keep up uniform standards? Did Krieghoff made their own holsters? They seem to be a higher quality!

List mistake possible
 

I was just checking the list and believe that under the city of Munchen the manufacturer is listed as Kelinheinz Lederwarenfabrik. I have a holster that says Kleinheinz Munchen so I think that the l and e should be reversed on the list.

First, they wrote comprehensive specifications.
Second, they had the elaborate inspection systems that we see
represented in the markings we "love" to have and see.:)

Thank You Ed! I recently purchased 'Luger And Holsters And Accessories' and awesome but still had questions. I posted four basic designs. There were over a hundred makers! Were there detailed designs for each. I posted 4 different designs that I have. Were there other designs. I am aware there was a change in color from brown to black. Was there a patent for each design? Uniformity? Specifications or demands? How much were the makers paid and who did the inspections?

I have a 1917 Artillery Luger holster I can't make out the Town , But what I can make out
A Wittmann
Friedberg I.H.
1917

Jsmith I looked on my list and didn't find it but if you post a picture that might help.

Gentlemen,
I was looking at a holster for a LP08 for sale in the UK and I am curious if anyone has come across this makers mark before?

Stay safe
Richard

Hi Richard,
It looks like a fake to me.
Norm

Me to

It not only LOOKS like a FAKE it IS a FAKE.

Bill & Norm,
I thought the same, but wanted confirmation from someone more knowledgeable than myself, appreciate that.

Stay safe
Richard

1939 Brown Holster
 

I have brown holster dated 1939 with a tool. It is marked Carl Ackva Bad Kruznach over an eagle spread wings WaA286. The tool has a an eagle over perhaps #63.

Is this your average WWll or a rarity. Thanks.:p

1939 Brown Holster
 

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I don't know the maker, is it in the listing here on the forum?

Carl Ackva from Bad Kruznach is considered one of the better makers whose work usually commands a slightly higher premium than normal.

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Love the holster aldo35 :thumbup:

Just got this one back from Jerry after some repair/restitching. (Thanks Jerry!)Herman Flohr, Coln. date is hard to make out, but probably 1917. Not sure of the significance of the ink stamp inside the lid.

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1916 artillery holster
 

just picked up WW1 artillery stock and holster.

the stock has the correct cartouce. Holster info as follows:

mil Effekter
Jul. Richter
Dresden
1916

ANYTHING SPECIAL ABOUT THIS HOLSTER ????


The Luger in nice condition. The Stock also good condition.
The black holster in very good condition for it's age.

Have to get some photos.................

1916 artillery holster picked up with 1917 DWM
 

MAKER: Mil Effekter
Jul. Richter
1916
Dresden

Take down tool marked 'H' (H. Bohler)


Have to get photos made...............