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H-38 US WW2 1911 Holster marked Sears 1942 excellent condition

$175.00

In excellent condition, we have a US WW2 issued Sears Saddlery made 1942 dated M-1916 Belt holster for the M1911

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H-35 US WW2 Enger Kress M-3 shoulder holster for the Colt 1911 pistol Nice!

$200.00

In excellent condition, we have a very nice example of the highly desirable US ww2 issued M-3 Shoulder holster for

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H-34 German WW2 Hi Power Holster 1944 dla coded Mint!

$265.00

In excellent mint sharp condition we have a 1944 dated tan leather holster for the Nazi issued FN Hi-Power Pistol.

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H-31 US WW2 Colt 1911 M7 Shoulder Holster Boyt 1945 production USMC marked & issued

$150.00

In very good plus condition, we have a Boyt made, 1945 dated USMC issued m7 shoulder holster for the model

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H-29 Rare Ersatz & Pebble Grain leather holster for the HSc or the Sauer 38H Pistols

$150.00

In excellent condition which for a holster of this type is most uncommon, we have a fairly rare black Ersatz

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H-26 US WW1 G&K 1918 holster for the M-1917 Smith & Colt .45acp Revolvers

$200.00

In Excellent condition, we have a very nice US WW1 issued butt forward holster for the large frame .45acp M-1917

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H-23 Rare German Holster for the Star Model B pistol

$175.00

In excellent condition, we have a rare and seldom seen German Breakaway style holster for the Nazi issues Star Model

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H-19 Mint Crisp Japanese Type 26 Revolver holster

$425.00

In excellent mint crisp condition, we have a wonderful example of a Japanese Army issue type 26 revolver holster.  This

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H-20 Ultra Rare AKAH Holster for Mauser HSc Very well marked

$350.00

This is a rare and highly sought after Akah made tan leather holster for the Mauser HSc pistol.  While the

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test THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER P.38 PISTOL…..WALTHER ac NO DATE…..OCT 1940 PRODUCTION

$10,500.00

This is the one P.38 pistol that every level of collector has asked me to find for them, the extremely ethereal October, 1940