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don't know about the the holsters but Original Prym press stud are definitely post war
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Hello Bergler , the holsters No4,5,10,11 i would think are reproductions or new production, some of the latest 8,9 are most real civilian for 6,35 pistols or similar one. b.r.AndyComment
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Here's my best guesses;
1. WWII Luftwaffe drop holster for P37. (very nice one!)
2. AKAH marked PPk break away holster. (also very nice)
3. Looks like an unmarked break away holster for Walther PP or Mauser HSc/1934. (good one)
4. Looks like a Reichs-revolver holster. But appears to be post war due to material, and hardware attached. (RB number is not correct)
5. this one looks like a post war holster as well??? but it appears to be for a Sauer 38h possibly? (doesn't exactly match the typical construction patterns though)
6, 7, and 8.- these are all small caliber pocket auto holsters. Most likely for .25 caliber guns (6.35mm), such as a CZ, DUO, Hugo Schmeisser, Star, Astra, Mauser, Walther. (there are tons of these .25 pistols that could fit)
9, and 10. Same as 6-8, but probably post war.
11. Idk?
Hope this helps!?
Matt
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yes, that helps a lot, thank you!
May I ask politely for a value of These....not the small arms and post war, the value will be Close to 0. I think only 1,2, and 3 will have a value to speak of. I do not really know Prices of Holsters.Comment
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