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WWI Ottoman Empire Turkish Other Ranks M1909 Belt Buckle and Leather Belt. 20538. - 20538
The buckle is brass and rectangular in shape, the back plate has fitted to the centre a white metal circlet that features a five-pointed star above a crescent with a personal insignia. The buckle bears a striking resemblance to those produced by Germany, and demonstrated the strong influence Germany had over the Turkish army at that time. Measuring; Width 46 mm, Height 15 mm, Length 63 mm and in good overall condition with only minor service wear. The leather is supple and the stitching is intact, as is the clasp. The belt has been cut at the buckle end and now measures; 29 ½ “. The price includes UK delivery. 20538.
£295.00

WW2 1944 Nazi German Army Walther P38 Leather Holster By ‘dkk’ (Friedrich Offermann u. Soehne, Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg). Sn 20409 - 20409
A WW2 dated Walther P38 black leather holster by ‘dkk’ ( the Nazi German code for Friedrich Offermann u. Soehne, Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg). The black leather holster is in excellent condition and has a fold over top which secures with a leather strap over an alloy stud which is riveted to quick release flap. Stitched to the front is a leather magazine carrier. All leather and stitching is clean and secure. On the reverse it has two leather belt loops. Between the loops it is stamped with the Nazi wartime secret manufacturer code "dkk" which was allocated to Friedrich Offermann u. Soehne, Lederwarenfabrik, Bensberg and dated ‘44’ (1944). It also has a Nazi heer Eagle with Swastika army acceptance stamp and is faintly impressed "P38". The price includes UK delivery. Sn 20409
£345.00

WW2 Era Nazi Marked WaA 788 (Juliuswerk-J. Schmidt & Sohn) German Luger PO8 9mm Semi Automatic Pistol Dark Brown Leather Hard Case Holster. Sn 20408 - 20408
An original WW2 Luger PO8 holster made of dark brown cow hide. The top is secured with a leather strap and metal buckle, both are in very good condition. The holster has a magazine carrier stitched to the right aspect. The reverse of the holster has two leather belt loops, both of which are secure. The outside of the holster has a nice original patina. All of the stitching is in excellent secure condition. On the inside of the holster it retains the leather 'pull' strap with toggle and Luger maintenance tool pouch with flap cover and stud fastener. The rear of the holster is impressed Waffenamt ‘WaA 788’ (most likey the Nazi wartime secret code for code Juliuswerk-J. Schmidt & Sohn, Riemberg i. Schlesien). The inside of the holster has contemporary ink marks (illustrated). The price includes UK delivery. Sn 20408
£345.00

British Boer War Webley .32” Revolver Holster - L 226. - L 226
A beautiful condition Brown leather, British, Boer War period holster for a small frame .32” Webley revolver (The Webley Revolver (also known as the Webley Top-Break Revolver or Webley Self-Extracting Revolver) was, in various designations, a standard issue service pistol for the armed forces of the United Kingdom, and countries of the British Empire and the Commonwealth of Nations, from 1887 to 1970) One can be found on our website ‘17699:11’. Complete with front flap, strap and brass stud. No makers marks, Original rear belt loop. *Holster Only* Price includes UK delivery. L 226
£125.00

WWII German Leather Holster for the Walther PP Semi Auto Pistols. L 220. - L 220
This is an original, WWII, dark brown leather holster for Walther PP Pistols (The Walther PP (German: Polizeipistole, or police pistol) series pistols are blowback-operated semi-automatic pistols, developed by the German arms manufacturer Carl Walther GmbH Sportwaffen). The holster has a flap, top cover and single retaining strap with single brass stud fastener. The front aspect of the holster has a magazine pouch which is covered by the flap when closed. The rear of the holster has a double belt loop. The underside of the flap has a small manufacturer's mark which appears to contain letters ‘PP BERLIN GB’. All of the stitching is intact and the brass stud is in place. The price includes UK delivery. *Holster Only* L 220.
£245.00

SOLD SOLD (21/04) WWI Named to ‘W.H. Collins MC’ Webley .455 Service Revolver Holster Stamped Maker Geo. G.Bussey & Co 1917. 20193. - 20193
William Henry Collins entered the France/Flanders theatre of war as a Company Sergeant-Major in the 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment, on 7 November 1914. Later served as such with the 3rd Battalion Hampshire Regiment. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in the Hampshire Regiment on 16 April 1917. On 1 September 1918, 2nd Lieutenant Collins led ‘A’ Company, 10th Battalion Hampshire Regiment, in an assault on Bulgarian positions at the Roche Noire Salient, Salonika. Though wounded in the action, Collins continued to lead his men until all the objectives had been taken and a defensive position secured, taking 28 prisoners in the process. For his leadership and bravery in action, Collins was awarded the Military Cross. Post-war he served in India as a Captain in the Bombay, Baroda & Central India Railway Regiment. W.H. Collins was awarded ‘The Great War ‘Salonika’ M.C. group of four ‘For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during an attack. No other officers were left in his company, and his three senior Sergeants were casualties, but he led his company with great skill and determination, setting a splendid example to all under his command. In capturing a position he was wounded, but did not wait to have his wounds dressed until all his objectives had been captured and his company was reorganised’. The holster is in very nice condition with all leather and stitching intact. W.H. Collins MC The Hampshires is clearly stamped to the front flap and Geo. G.Bussey & Co 1917 to the belt hook (George Gibson Bussey was born 1829 in Yorkshire, to a working family, and found work as an apprentice saddler at a young age. Having moved to London in 1851, he established himself as a saddler and gunsmith, and demonstrated an astute interest in identifying consumer trends. Bussey was reputed to have spent many early mornings strolling through the fashionable shopping areas of London, watching as windows were redecorated with new products, in an effort to ascertain which products were growing in popularity. Using such insight, by 1855 he had registered as a gun-case maker at 173 High Holborn; an apparent intersection of his two primary skill sets.). The price for this valued piece of history includes UK delivery. 20193.
£0.00
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