A shoulder holster made to fit 5-1/2" sgl action revolver. Holster is of the slim jim form fit variety with the shoulder strap. Belly band is missing. Front face of holster bears the cartouche of "A.M. Nash" of Trinidad, Colorado. Holster body is decorated with tooling punch around the border. Strap is plain and appears to be made of pigskin. 2) Shoulder holster made by Al Furstnow of Miles City, Montana. Holster is of the clip variety with a stiff back, a socket at the toe and a metal cylinder clip. Hold down strap is present. SIZE: CONDITION: Very good. Holster in intact. Strap is intact. Strap has been backed with a felt liner which could be orig. Holster is dark russet brown color with scuff marks and stains overall. 2) Very good. Maker's mark is clear. Rig is a dark russet brown color with staining and scuff marks. Cylinder strap is worn through. 52552-17 TEP (400-600)

1) Holster is of the hardware variety with a Mexican 2-loop design. Holster has a logo stamped on front face of a bell with the initials "NAP" in the bell. Holster has rope wood decoration on the holster and on the flap. Rear of holster shows catalog number and designation for 5-1/2" revolver. Belt is 3" wide and is of the money belt type with an open pocket under the buckle. Tooling on belt matches tooling on holster. Billet shows size 38. Belt has 40 loops. 2) Holster is of the harness maker variety showing very high quality. It is of the early half skirt 2-loop Mexican flap design circa mid 1870's. Holster is made to fit a 7-1/2" sgl action revolver. Front face of holster at the throat is marked "PAT'D/TOMBSTONE". Flap has 2-line border around the edge, as does the holster at the throat. Belt is of the early plain variety. Holster has an iron roller buckle. Belt has 36 cartridge loops. Billet is marked "45/2". SIZE: CONDITION: 1) Very good. Holster in intact. Seam is broken at bottom. Logo is sharp. There is a slight tear beginning at bottom loop. Holster shows russet brown through black stain with scuff marks overall. Belt matches condition of holster. Billet shows some cracks. Loops are intact. Belt shows scuff marks overall with a russet brown color. 2) Holster is very good, intact and shows a russet color with dark staining and some scuffing. Stitching is intact. Toe has a small hole. Throat is somewhat scuffed. Belt is not from the same maker but matches the vintage and condition of the holster. Belt has a russet brown finish with staining and scuffing overall. Loops are mostly intact. Marking is clear. This is a very early example of a half skirt Mexican loop holster. 52552-18 TEP (150-350)