Its Called Postal Fraud, Federal Offence!

Just ordered the holster Jerry was referring to in his post.
Thanks Jerry!

Miles, Thanks..I think it is scheduled to go out tomorrow, priority mail. Thanks...
Jerry

The even black finish looks suspicious, but the white threads are hard to believe.
Most of the holsters are covered with maker marks, codes, and other markings.
Many holsters were made by at least 100 different companies and some in Poland by slave labor.
The designs and appearance vary a great deal, but this one doesn't look right to.
The missing ordinance codes make it suspicious to me, but certainly not worth more than $50.
And, it's not a good place to keep your luger, either.

I don't store anything in leather. That was just for the photo.
Shipped it out this morning!

Thanks for the advice everyone!

Got the brown holster from Jerry tonight. Looks great!
Thank you sir!

They both look great! Both from Jerry??? :)

No, the lighter of the two is the one I got from Jerry. Found the darker black one at cabelas.

Back side.

The dark one looks much like a repro. Is that correct? Nice one from Jerry. Bill

Very Pretty! Does The Kreegy have its' Kreegy birthmark inside?

It is original as far as I can tell. Jerry just replaced the strap on it so I’m sure he could chime it?
Only thing suspect about it to me is how nice it is, but the Luger that came with it looks pretty nice too.

Not sure what the “Birthmark” means. Both have the “BAXI” stamped inside but I’m not sure if that is a maker or arsenal mark. Could someone educate me on this?

Miles, Both good as gold!

Hi Miles,
Congratulations, you have two nice Imperial holsters. BAXI stands for Bekleidungs-Abteilung number 11, the clothing depot serving the 11th Army Corps, headquartered in Coblenz.
Regards, Norm

Jerry nice work! You Keep Us In Stiches!!!!!!!!!!!!

After seeing more pictures both look very nice. Congrats. Bill

Bill, I am reminded of the two very nice holsters I got from you over the past year. Love 'em.