Can someone help identify Holster?

Glockmodel2145carrier · 03-23-2011, 07:48 PM

This holster has been in the family since my grandfather, and I never really payed much mind to it at all until recently. It was given to me along with the Luger which is a 1913 Erfurt all matching 6718, so i did a relative amount of playing around with reseaching it, however this holster eludes me.

I dont even believe its a german luger holster, mainly because of the design,i.e how it is clasped, unless it was rushed. You can tell by pictures that it is well used and worn in all the right places. But you be the judge.

Only markings are in two places, first is on main flap, to right of latching. States in odd stamping"S. LI. III 51. then second in on back where barrel would sit in holster on magazine side, " SKO. I. N.7. 54.

as said, im oblivious to this. Im in the military and it remotly resembles a unit Identification, but Im usually wrong if it isnt a colt m-4

03-23-2011, 07:48 PM	#1
Glockmodel2145carrier New User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Can someone help identify Holster? This holster has been in the family since my grandfather, and I never really payed much mind to it at all until recently. It was given to me along with the Luger which is a 1913 Erfurt all matching 6718, so i did a relative amount of playing around with reseaching it, however this holster eludes me. I dont even believe its a german luger holster, mainly because of the design,i.e how it is clasped, unless it was rushed. You can tell by pictures that it is well used and worn in all the right places. But you be the judge. Only markings are in two places, first is on main flap, to right of latching. States in odd stamping"S. LI. III 51. then second in on back where barrel would sit in holster on magazine side, " SKO. I. N.7. 54. as said, im oblivious to this. Im in the military and it remotly resembles a unit Identification, but Im usually wrong if it isnt a colt m-4