Fellow holsters lovers, please comment. Thanks!!!

Mac Cat · 10-06-2016, 07:02 PM

In the German ordinance codes of Holster manufactures (1940-1945) "lyo" was a code for"
Kromolowski & Sohne
Lederwrenfabrik
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Limanowskistrasse 69

However, there was no Waffenamt Inspectors Number (WaA _ _ _ ) associated with it and one is clearly stamped on this holster.
(WaA 76 is associated with CZ - Czechoslovakia)

I could not find any codes of Polish holsters, probably because it was an occupied country.

Lugers Hosters & Accessories of the 20th Century - Eugene Bender

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10-06-2016, 07:02 PM	#15
Mac Cat Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 769 Thanks: 2,189 Thanked 656 Times in 350 Posts	In the German ordinance codes of Holster manufactures (1940-1945) "lyo" was a code for" Kromolowski & Sohne Lederwrenfabrik Random Limanowskistrasse 69 However, there was no Waffenamt Inspectors Number (WaA _ _ _ ) associated with it and one is clearly stamped on this holster. (WaA 76 is associated with CZ - Czechoslovakia) I could not find any codes of Polish holsters, probably because it was an occupied country. Lugers Hosters & Accessories of the 20th Century - Eugene Bender