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http://www.egun.de/market/uploaded/1...34eeb92cfc.jpg

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http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=1152025

That certainly is a high-quality looking rig. Judging from holsters I have seen on eBay, Hans R�¶mer of Neu-Ulm made a heck of a lot of holsters in 1915 (most of them look like they were made last year - and probably were). That is a very over-used repro stamp. My face is going to be red if one of the real holster experts steps up and says it is authentic!

Thanks

Im gonna waffle somewhere in the middle :)

It appears to be for a 1896 "broomhandle mauser" I to go along with Mr Wood "No Good"

Lightened up a couple of the photos for better detail/viewing :

http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/rig_1.jpg
http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/rig_2.jpg

Pacific Canvas and Leather co. sells these with Chinese markings for the .45 Shansei broomhandle $69.90.

Regards Ken D

Absolutely bogus.

Tom A

Link to web site offering :

http://www.pacificcanvasandleather.c...e_holsters.htm

BTW...60 bidders on eGun jumped in...:( Up to 2230 Euros, already.

Notice how the eGun seller carefully covers the stampings on the back of the holster's belt loop...probably something in those markings that he/she may not want to reveal ???

Maybe a "Made In China" stamping...???:p