German WWI Luger Holster, Norwegian Modified
This item is listed for historical interest only. It was listed on our site previously but has been sold and is no longer available for purchase.
Sold for: $85.00

Original era manufacture. I know, many purists will bemoan the fact that this wonderful old holster has been defiled by being modified and I agree that the value/demand is certainly greater if left in its original state. Nonetheless, it represents a reissue by another nation for use by their armed forces and those modifications are part of history. The holster we offer here is a brown leather holster with white top stitching, clear makers marks and 1915 date on the underside of the cover edge. In addition, a stamped Army Corps number may also be seen. On the reverse, the belt loops have been removed and replaced with a leather loop intended to hold a US M1910 belt hook (now missing). On the front of the holster the tip of the closure strap is missing as is the pull strap. The body has been cut-down a bit to enable a larger frame pistol, perhaps a M1911 to be carried. Scuffing and marring to the leather surface from service use. In spite of these flaws, the leather remains very sound and a belt hook looks to be a simple procedure of slipping it through the leather loop, we just don't have a spare one laying about at the moment.