July 13-15, 2021 Collectible Firearms & Militaria
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 7/15/2021
Lot consists of (A) World War I P.08 leather holster manufactured by H.V. Shultze in 1915. Interior of flap is stamped "H.V. SHUTZE/ HANNOVER/ 1915". CONDITION: Leather shows some cracking as well as some crazing and scattered handling and storage marks. Loading tool pouch stitching has come loose on one side. (B) World War II P.08 holster manufactured by Carl Hepting in 1944. Rear panel is stamped "gfg" over "1944" followed by a "WaA101" waffenamt and "P.08". CONDITION: Very good overall, with the flap straw showing some cracking and crazing and the rest of the holster showing few scattered handling marks and areas of wear overall. (C) World War I P.08 holster manufactured by Hans Deuler in 1918. Interior of flap is stamped "HANS DEULER/ 1918/ AUGSBURG", with the holster being marked "4702" beneath the flap. Crown over "I." stamped on the rear panel. Cleaning rod strap is present. CONDITION: Leather shows age cracking and wear from handling and use all around. Magazine pouch exhibits a small hole. (D) Unmarked leather P.08 holster. flap strap is not present. CONDITION: Leather shows handling marks all around with some areas of cracking and crazing. (E) P.08 holster manufactured by Carl Heinichen in 1934. Interior of holster is stamped with a drooping eagle over "WaA105" followed by the manufacturers stamp. Cleaning rod strap is present. CONDITION: Very good overall, showing some handling marks and wear. (F) 1900 Commercial Luger holster that has been cut down to the end of the cleaning rod pouch at one point in time. No manufacturer marks are present. CONDITION: Good overall, showing areas of wear and some scattered handling marks. Flap appears to have been replaced one time. MLW
Item Dimensions: Each: 10" x 8 - 1/2" x 2 - 1/2".