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RockinWR · 07-20-2007, 09:01 PM

Pete,
* The holster's maker, sans umlat(s), is "Vereinigte Fabrikanten/fur Militarlederzeuge/ G.M.b.H/Soligen.' which I very loosely paraphase as: "Association for the Fabrication of military leather item, Inc., Soligen"

* John Walther, "The Luger Book", Pg. 282, Item, V9iii. His reported example was dated 1915 and supposedly had an "S" in a triangle as the trademark stamp. Since 1916 follows 1915....maybe a "T" in a triangle followed an "S" in a triangle Trademark. More likely, the "S" and "T" indicates which firm within the Association actually was responsible for the item marked.

* My 2 centavos for a starter.

Respectfully,
Bob

07-20-2007, 09:01 PM	#3
RockinWR User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: D/FW, Tx Posts: 279 Thanks: 109 Thanked 31 Times in 16 Posts	Pete, * The holster's maker, sans umlat(s), is "Vereinigte Fabrikanten/fur Militarlederzeuge/ G.M.b.H/Soligen.' which I very loosely paraphase as: "Association for the Fabrication of military leather item, Inc., Soligen" * John Walther, "The Luger Book", Pg. 282, Item, V9iii. His reported example was dated 1915 and supposedly had an "S" in a triangle as the trademark stamp. Since 1916 follows 1915....maybe a "T" in a triangle followed an "S" in a triangle Trademark. More likely, the "S" and "T" indicates which firm within the Association actually was responsible for the item marked. * My 2 centavos for a starter. Respectfully, Bob