Original Swiss WWII Luger Pistol Holster Made from Altered 1882 Revolver Holster by Fr. Studer Grafenried with Shoulder Strap - Dated 1941
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Original Item. Only One Available. This is a great WWII example of a Swiss Luger pistol holster made from an 1882 Bern revolver holster. We have found one other example which was unconverted, the primary difference being the 6 cartridge loops under the flap. The loops on this example have been removed and covered with a piece of leather, but the stitching for the 6 loops can still be seen on the top.
Condition of the holster is very good, near unissued. The leather is still supple, and has a great brown color. The stitching is nearly all intact, and it still retains the original white color well in areas. The securing strap is still intact, with no tearing. This truly is one of the nicest WWII period holsters we have offered. The marking on the back reads:
FR. STUDER
1941
GRAFENRIED
The holster still retains its complete shoulder strap which is in great shape. There is some verdigris on the metal fittings of the holster but otherwise it’s basically perfect. A great example, ready for further research and display.
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