totenkopf holster

RJP3579 · 01-21-2004, 08:16 AM

I have heard many warnings about possibly faked Nazi collectables. The gentleman I purchased this from was also a WWII vet born in 1919. He could not provide any info on how his brother-in-law obtained it. All he could say is that he thought his brother-in-law had some "papers" on it when he brought it back. Unknown what these papers would be possibly his CO's approval for war souveniers (sp?). He will look form them and let me but I don't think he will remember since he seemed to have a slight memory problem. I did see an add from Numrich gun parts for German proof stamps for sale for "restoration purposes" so anything is possible. I would like some advice on where to look to get some more info on this such as an organization or specific book, etc. Thanks for your interest in my recent find. Now, if I could just find a nice Luger to go with this....

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01-21-2004, 08:16 AM	#1
RJP3579 User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Maryland Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I have heard many warnings about possibly faked Nazi collectables. The gentleman I purchased this from was also a WWII vet born in 1919. He could not provide any info on how his brother-in-law obtained it. All he could say is that he thought his brother-in-law had some "papers" on it when he brought it back. Unknown what these papers would be possibly his CO's approval for war souveniers (sp?). He will look form them and let me but I don't think he will remember since he seemed to have a slight memory problem. I did see an add from Numrich gun parts for German proof stamps for sale for "restoration purposes" so anything is possible. I would like some advice on where to look to get some more info on this such as an organization or specific book, etc. Thanks for your interest in my recent find. Now, if I could just find a nice Luger to go with this....