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Dear Crnaruka:
Your holster is very interesting. If you look at a book on Lugers by Datik (sp) which was published in the 1950's you will find a picture of a wooden holster that closely resembles yours. It was offered to the public in Luger advertisements. A couple of years back I did a thread on one that I have. A better reference is contained in that prior thread. It has the same configuration as yours but is crafted nicer on the interior; with green felt lining. The experts said it looks phony and said the green felt wouldn't be proper. I have since found green felt as a lining in carrying cases for 1900's carbines as sold and in use. I've seen other Luger cases - even presentation cases - lined with green felt. Read that thread and you will get a better understanding of what to expect and get a feel for the various opinions. thanks Jack Last edited by CAP Black; 01-29-2013 at 10:26 AM. Reason: Clarification |
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Datig does show a holster-stock on pg 179 but it is more 'parallel', not tapered like the OP's. Datig's looks more like a Mauser holster-stock in that regard. Datig even states that it is 'Mauser Type' and that it is 8"...
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