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hansfischer007 03-03-2012 10:33 AM

WW1 German Officers Revolver.? Holster
 
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Just recently.....I got some more WW1 postcards in for my German Card Collection.....and found this one amidst all the others.....it shows a WW1 German Officer with what appears to be a Large. Revolver ? Holster.......You guys take a look and see what you think......some of these old Postkartes...when enlarged ...are very fascinating.....Hope to post more of them later on if anyone is interested......Enjoy....Hans Fischer

George Anderson 03-03-2012 02:53 PM

The man in the photo is not an officer. He is an enlisted man.

hansfischer007 03-03-2012 04:24 PM

Mystery..
 
Ahh....now the mystery really deepens.....what is an Enlisted man carrying a holster like that..?....and what is he carrying..?

George Anderson 03-03-2012 04:53 PM

Hans, very many Imperial German enlisted men were issued pistols. What it is is a mystery, it could be a revolver or it may even be a Belgian or other allied automatic or revolver.

wlyon 03-03-2012 05:55 PM

Hans
Post away. Always nice to look at pictures. Thanks for sharing. Bill

alanint 03-03-2012 06:13 PM

Although the background is outdoor, this may also be a "studio" shot. Studio photographers often had props on hand to enhance the photo. Things like a holster to wear.

sheepherder 03-03-2012 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by wlyon (Post 208918)
Hans
Post away. Always nice to look at pictures. Thanks for sharing. Bill

+ 1

I like the old sepia toned pics... :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by alanint (Post 208919)
Although the background is outdoor, this may also be a "studio" shot. Studio photographers often had props on hand to enhance the photo. Things like a holster to wear.

I agree. The only surviving pic I have of my active duty military is a studio shot, with a rifle [M-16] that I had never even seen before... :rolleyes:

(A real one...in person, I mean) :)


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