Colt 45 holster WW2 ?

[martin guerre]

Hi guys,here is a holster for colt 45 Marked CRUMP 1942 ....
I need your help with this one ...is it an original WW2 holster ?
Thanks for your help..
Martin

[martin guerre]

bgb

[ValhallaMilitaria]

I can't see much detail and they began making good copies of these in the early 90's (I have one such holster myself) the one I have looks old now too, I don't like the lack of detail and 'height' or 'depth' to the US embossed marking in the flap....I would not be comfortable buying this holster based on these photos unless it was for 50.00 or so.
Eric

[martin guerre]

Nice for your help Eric
And about this one ?
Sorry for the pictures,that's all i have for the moment ..
Martin

[martin guerre]

very small pictures sorry

BOYT 42

[martin guerre]

Here is another piccture of the first holster posted...

[martin guerre]

More of the first one..

[martin guerre]

More of the first one...

[martin guerre]

ryy

[tsmgguy]

Original, without doubt, from the Benjamin Crump Co. of Richmond, Virginia.

Also, the reproduction makers have not yet figured out how to fake verdegris, which takes about 50 years to form.

[martin guerre]

Thank you very much tsmgguy for your help
It's nice one ,will buy it ...!
Martin

[Wilhelm]

That is in very nice shape.
Wilhelm

[ww2relichunter]

They are both original ww2 us holster nices finds

[ValhallaMilitaria]

Original, without doubt, from the Benjamin Crump Co. of Richmond, Virginia.

Also, the reproduction makers have not yet figured out how to fake verdegris, which takes about 50 years to form.

I have it on my 1993 US embossed flap holster, but these are both good holsters, the new photos make this easy.