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04-27-2002, 06:41 PM

It might refer to a Train Batallion (Medical unit). Without a maker or year it could be around 1909-1910 but look very closely in bright light at the inside surface of the lid. The maker and date can be very hard to see on these early holsters. I have seen converted RR holsters up to 1915-1916 period so this conversion work was done for several years.

04-27-2002, 06:41 PM	#2
mlm Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Holster unit marks It might refer to a Train Batallion (Medical unit). Without a maker or year it could be around 1909-1910 but look very closely in bright light at the inside surface of the lid. The maker and date can be very hard to see on these early holsters. I have seen converted RR holsters up to 1915-1916 period so this conversion work was done for several years.