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Orvis25 08-29-2002 10:24 AM

1936 holster ..1939 toggle says 42 ????
 
can a 1936 holster go with a 1939Ã?Â* (42 dated toggle luger pistol)?

Is a 1936 Ryffel & Borns (Hannover) holster rare

Frank 08-29-2002 10:53 AM

Hi Dan! It is well known fact that the Germans used WWI Holsters and Lugers in WWII, so it makes perfect sense to me that nearly any serviceable holster would be a possible match to any Luger.

For the purist, or dealer that is trying to make an extra buck or two on a so called "Rig", then the holster should have the same year as the holster. To me this is just hype!! IMHO

One would have to argue that the "Rig" should have a matching magazine and matching spare magazine as well as the properly marked tool, as well. You don't see this condition too often!

Edward Tinker 08-29-2002 11:45 AM

Frank I agree, I think it is nice to have a holster in the same time frame, but the exact year is not as likely to have happened on the battlefield. I think a WW1 era gun with a ww2 holster is very possible, but for a collection, I would want one that is within a couple of years.

LP08 08-29-2002 02:12 PM

1936 R&B holsters are uncommon but not the rarest of luger holsters. 1935 Heinichen holsters are very rare and the only 1935 military P08 holsters I am aware of. 1936 holsters by Auwarter & Bubeck seem the most common followed by other makers such as R&B (personal observation--not formal study). 1937 holsters are very very hard to find. 1938 through 1942 are very common and many makers appear among them.

A 1936 holster is not at all unusual for a 1939 luger.

P. Ristan 08-29-2002 04:52 PM

".. 1935 Heinichen holsters are very rare and the only military P08 holsters I am aware of."

You can add "Otto Sindel Berlin" to the list of military P08 holsters produced in 1935. I have one in my collection. <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" />

P.Ristan

LP08 08-30-2002 08:37 AM

That is the first 1935 military P08 holster I have heard of that is not a Heinichen. That is important information. Do you have any photos? Where is the maker's mark located? What color is the holster?

Thanks for any information you can provide. All non-Heinichen 1935s I have seen were police holsters.


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