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Blind Hog · 06-23-2010, 06:13 PM

It's pretty humid here in SC...so was doing my monthly storage check on holsters today.....here's a couple in exceptional condition. The Germans were real good with leather.

Imperial Era: Front of holster body, bears the marking P/AWM/9/14 (Artillery Werkstatt (Work Shop) München) and on the inside of the holster flap above the tool pouch, 12 JR 1914 (12th Infantry Regt).
The magazine did not come with it, just used to hold flap open while photographing the holster.
Photos 1-5

Third Reich Era: DLU 1940, ES/WaA727 (Ewald Lünenschloss Militäreffekten-Fabrik Solingen).
Photos 6-8

06-23-2010, 06:13 PM	#1
Blind Hog User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: South Carolina & North Carolina, Cape Hatteras, Outer Banks--Live on a sandbar, 30 miles out in ocean. Posts: 37 Thanks: 5 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Imperial and Third Reich holsters It's pretty humid here in SC...so was doing my monthly storage check on holsters today.....here's a couple in exceptional condition. The Germans were real good with leather. Imperial Era: Front of holster body, bears the marking P/AWM/9/14 (Artillery Werkstatt (Work Shop) München) and on the inside of the holster flap above the tool pouch, 12 JR 1914 (12th Infantry Regt). The magazine did not come with it, just used to hold flap open while photographing the holster. Photos 1-5 Third Reich Era: DLU 1940, ES/WaA727 (Ewald Lünenschloss Militäreffekten-Fabrik Solingen). Photos 6-8 Attached Thumbnails __________________ Francis Blind Hog aka: VIS35 "Even a Blind Hog sometimes finds an acorn"