1914 Artillery Holster

Big Norm · 12-15-2004, 04:27 PM

Everybody,
thank you for all the good advice. I am a little intimidated in monkeying too much with this treasure. Thanks to Jerry, I am sure that it along with the magazine pouch are original. Its just that the manufactures name of 'Wunderlich' had the sound of modern comercial. Thanks to Jerry, I feel a bit more at ease. At least as at ease that one could feel knowing that I have something is very hard to find and rare and is in such excellent condition.

I now have the holster, the magazine pouch and that navy stock in a special place where I won't do something stupid and damage anything.

I feel especially good about that navy stock that I recently bought. I have a Canadian friend who is of German decent that I showed the stock to. This gentleman was born in Danzig and I spent an hour drinking good Canadian beer listening to him tell me all about the Danzig shipyard.
Big Norm

12-15-2004, 04:27 PM	#7
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Everybody, thank you for all the good advice. I am a little intimidated in monkeying too much with this treasure. Thanks to Jerry, I am sure that it along with the magazine pouch are original. Its just that the manufactures name of 'Wunderlich' had the sound of modern comercial. Thanks to Jerry, I feel a bit more at ease. At least as at ease that one could feel knowing that I have something is very hard to find and rare and is in such excellent condition. I now have the holster, the magazine pouch and that navy stock in a special place where I won't do something stupid and damage anything. I feel especially good about that navy stock that I recently bought. I have a Canadian friend who is of German decent that I showed the stock to. This gentleman was born in Danzig and I spent an hour drinking good Canadian beer listening to him tell me all about the Danzig shipyard. Big Norm