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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Norn, nice idea- Thanks fot the list.
I have same questions and some photos. I have not seen a A. Dahl Navy holster- can I see a photo please? I have only seen Navy mag. pouches of ALBERT MÖLLER D´dorf ? Please write ED. MOZER KARLSRUHE and F. J. DANIEL BÜHL I/B Is it possible that J. BUGEN is L. RITGEN KARLSRUHE? I never saw a holster of Tilman Berlin- can I see a photo please? Same with Joseph Schwartz and Kersten. I´m living 20 kilometer from Crefeld (now Krefeld)- it would be nice to see a holster. Please write M.OSWALD Karlsruhe and Stegmann & Bussau HAMBURG I know RICH. MÖLLER ELBERFELD; SATTLER GEN. DÜSSELDORF and H.Müller & Co Offenbach i.B. (the last made mag. pouches) |
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Always A
Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jul 2009
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Hi Klaus, Thanks for all that additional information, I'll send you the updated list, as part of the soon to be released "Navy List, V". I only have two photos to share, they are of holsters I own. As for the others you asked about, I'll give you references in a few days. Some of them were illustrated in books. Best regards, Norm
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Your second holster is the best I ever saw.
I have a few pics more. But they are well known makers. No. 16 is LOH SÖHNE ACT.GES. BERLIN |
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Always A
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Thanks for those pictures, Klaus, you truly have an amazing holster collection. I'm enclosing two more photos of my Wilh. Doll holster. It's the best one I've seen, also.
With regard to your questions, I unfortunately did not note down where I saw the holsters on my list (I will from now on). An A. Dahl/Barmen holster is pictured in "Imperial Lugers" by Jan Still on page 190. An Albert Möller/Dusseldorf Type 1 holster,and an L.Bugen/Karlsruhe Type 2 are illustrated in the new Görtz/Sturgess book "Pistole Parabellum". If you don't already have this book, you should get it. It's coverage of holsters and accessories is superb and the illustrations are wonderful. Best regards, Norm |
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