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    Holster identification

    Hello Folk,
    this holster with your cartridge is for....????
    1938 marked.
    Thanks for your help!!!
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    a
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      b
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        c
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          d
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            #6
            Generic holster of period for Dreyse 1907 and Mauser 1914 & 1934. This one looks like it carried one of the Mausers.

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              #7
              Many thanks JoeW!

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                #8
                I would say Walther PP

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                  Originally posted by FestungSpanien View Post
                  I would say Walther PP
                  I agree. I have this exact holster with it's R.F.V. marked Walther PP in it. Pistol is original to the holster. Vet bring back.
                  John

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                    #10
                    Whatever was carried in it,it was still produced for the police (police acceptance eagle B) to use with any of the mid sized frame pistols. This came with a PP magazine true,but the latching strap has been poorly replaced perhaps giving it more room for a larger frame pistol. Also the belt loop was torn and reattached with staples. Not a very attractive repair and takes away much of value whatever there is.

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                      #11
                      I would say it's a commercial holster for a Walther PP, as I don't see any police markings on it?

                      I agree with Joe that the repairs are very poorly done though. (belt loop and closure strap) You could have this professionally restored, and it would look much better.

                      Matt

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                        #12
                        Hello! Thanks to all for the opinions.
                        I think the repair is original to the period.
                        Why should I fix it?
                        Thanks!!!!

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                          #13
                          Looks like it was dyed. Probably got most of the wear and tear as well as the repair long after it left the military. No harm in restoring it.

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                            #14
                            Ok I understad
                            Thanks to all

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